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US attacks on science and research a ‘great gift’ to China on artificial intelligence, former OpenAI board member says - The Guardian
Title: US Attacks on Science and Research A 'Great Gift' to China on Artificial Intelligence, Former OpenAI Board Member Says
A recent statement made by a former OpenAI board member suggests that the ongoing attacks on science and research in the United States are inadvertently benefiting China in the field of artificial intelligence. The country's deteriorating attitude toward scientific excellence and research is believed to be unwittingly offering a golden opportunity to China, a country known for its dense research culture and commitment to technological evolution.
The former board member highlighted that the US' ongoing resistance to embrace research and innovation is making a significant shift in the global geopolitics of AI. Speaking to The Guardian, the former member said, "This is basically technology transfer on a scale larger than anticipated."
China, with its aggressive approach to AI development, is poised to grab the chance to gain a larger piece of the AI pie, thanks to the US' own misguided actions. The former board member added that it can now accelerate its progress in the field. The CIA has previously warned against such a consequence, suggesting that the US' hostility towards scientific research could end up aiding countries like China in the AI race.
Europe and other leading countries often look up to the US as a leader in technological advancements. However, with the present scenario, it seems like the US is inadvertently facilitating China to become the number one country in AI technology in years to come.
According to several industry experts, the ongoing reluctance to invest in scientific research in the US, driven by political and economic pressures, could prove to be a significant blunder in the long run. The fallout of this could well affect the US' global standing as a leader in scientific research and technological innovation.
As the US bans research on certain aspects of AI, China continues
Source: "artificial intelligence" - Google News, Link
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