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A Chinese national helping his country not fall behind in what's perceived as an existential race? Wrong?

• powerapple 3y ago
  A Chinese national is trying to make big bucks with stealing technology maybe...
  • jojobas 3y ago
    The Motherland rewards it's loyal servants, what of it?
    • powerapple 3y ago
      It is capitalism actually. There are a lot money is looking for opportunities, and the hype generated from the US has a ripple effect on the global market. China has a big venture capital market, and domestic money is looking for these opportunities and quick bucks (maybe quick RMB). Started from social media, then e-commerce, a few years ago autonomous driving and now AI. There will be people taking risks with so much money on the table.
• seneca 3y ago
  Yes, from his perspective it's likely morally right, but he was very likely aware it is illegal in the US. This nicely highlights a difficulty with globalism.
  • jojobas 3y ago
    Failing to vet foreign employees working on highly sensitive projects predates globalism by a long shot. Even Manhattan Project got penetrated.
    • DarkByte8 3y ago
      Hope they get the same treatment has those that penetrated Manhattan Project, the Rosenberg treatment.
• edgyquant 3y ago
  No from his standpoint it’s good and I’d probably do the same. It’s Google who is wrong for having this person working for them and having such access.