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The article leaves it until the very end to point out the risk of high-performing employees being poached, but I'd say it seems like a huge liability for China.
by seabass-labrax 2y ago
The article leaves it until the very end to point out the risk of high-performing employees being poached, but I'd say it seems like a huge liability for China. The USA would be well-placed to identify vulnerable Chinese individuals working in AI development and offer them a large sum of money to 'defect'. It would be both a propaganda win for Trump's administration and a relatively cheap way of removing these individuals from the Chinese economy.
If the South China Morning Post is to be believed[1], the salaries for software engineers in AI-related fields are far lower in China than in the USA, despite already being "two thirds higher" than other software engineers in China.
[1]: https://www.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3253492/china-lures-ai-talent-hefty-salary-premium-demand-far-exceeds-supply-report-finds https://www.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3253492/china-...
- whatshisface 2y agoBack in the real world, people from China are able to do something we call "immigration."
- Den_VR 2y agoAnd breakfast costs the equivalent of 20 cents, from the seller on the street. Buying power comparisons are complicated