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Not only are a rather decent number of AI developers and researchers who are Chinese, perhaps, and likely, some of the best in the world. but not only this but

Not only are a rather decent number of AI developers and researchers who are Chinese, perhaps, and likely, some of the best in the world. but not only this but they are also the only manufacturing center for the GPU/CPUs needed to run the things. Tight collaboration between AI researchers and the manufactures of the hardware? No other country (absent their direct neighbors) have any chance at growing manufacturing facilities fast enough to catch up, especially with that combination.

ShamelessC 3y ago
> Not only are a rather decent number of AI developers and researchers who are Chinese, perhaps, and likely, some of the best in the world I didn't dispute that. In fact, I brought it up. > only manufacturing center for the GPU/CPUs needed to run the things they don't have the designs and sanctions by American companies are surprisingly already in place and historically effective. Finally, you are presupposing that "slowing down" in America means moving slower than China. Not only is that not necessarily the case, I don't think it's even really possible. This research can be done on readily available gaming GPU's if needed. Do you really think the US will intentionally cripple these markets in this fashion? More likely, companies will lobby for the opposite. Any slowing down done by the US will amount to virtue signaling.