> 2. Research/hosting/progress will proceed. The US cannot stop this, only choose to be left behind. The world will move on, with China gleefully watching as th

> 2. Research/hosting/progress will proceed. The US cannot stop this, only choose to be left behind. The world will move on, with China gleefully watching as their biggest rival commits intellectual suicide all to appease rent seeking media companies. Sorry, is this the same China that has already introduced their own sweeping regulations on AI? Which in at least one instance forced a Chinese startup to shut down their newly launched chatbot because it said things that didn't align with the party's official stance on the war in Ukraine? https://finance.yahoo.com/news/beijing-tries-regulate-china-ai-230000614.html https://finance.yahoo.com/news/beijing-tries-regulate-china-... https://nitter.unixfox.eu/CDT/status/1625936306814717952?33755a1beff7e05b6774299a01b60690=33755a1beff7e05b6774299a01b60690 https://nitter.unixfox.eu/CDT/status/1625936306814717952?337... I don't disagree that research/hosting/progress will continue, but I'm not so sure that it's China who stands to benefit from the US adding some guardrails to this rollercoaster.