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If the US Slows Down on AI, China Wins, Says Ives
Source: youtube.com
Artificial IntelligenceGeopolitics & WarTrade Policy & Supply ChainTechnology & Innovation
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump are set to discuss contentious issues including trade and Taiwan, but both sides reportedly agree that neither country can slow investment and progress in artificial intelligence. The shared imperative to maintain AI momentum may limit the scope for technology-related restrictions, though broader U.S.-China geopolitical and trade risks remain significant.
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