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US to tell partners they must pick sides in AI race with China
- roryirvine 2mo agoWhenever anyone tries to force you to pick a side, the best answer is generally "not yours". Why should Kazakhstan not follow that principle here? By doing this, the US is effectively pushing them into China's arms.
- halJordan 2mo agoDisagree with you. Sure forcing sides is bad business, granted. It's not really even worth saying imo. But it's like the prisoner's dilemma. Once the other side makes their suboptimal choice, you're now-optimal choice is the other suboptimal choice. The US actions aren't in a vacuum, they're the US making a suboptimal choice in absolute terms, because it's the best choice is relative terms.
- sscaryterry 2mo agoAmerican propaganda this, 100%.
- SG- 2mo agoThey're also doing the same to Canada in making it pick a side for cars after Canada removed some tariffs on EVs from China after the US imposed large tariffs on Canada's car industry has been trying to destroy the Canadian auto industry entirely.
- bdangubic 2mo agothe only way to deal with a bully is to show strength. if you do, it seldom ends well for the bully
- Bowes-Lyon 2mo agoGiven the persistent and predictable betrayal of its allies by the US, the choice shouldn’t be that difficult.
- whoisthiis 2mo ago"partners".. When will you finally stop terrorizing the planet?
- BrucecarlL 2mo agoCompetition between China and the United States has entered a white-hot stage. Full-fledged competition is good for the development of AI, and it's something ordinary users welcome. However, the Trump administration views it as a contest between nations — a narrow-minded outlook. History always moves forward on the right track, and no force can stop it.