Tag: artificial intelligence

[B]oth countries need to answer the same question: Can AI continue to create more value than the investment it requires?

One can speak of a form of state self-destruction in America.

[T]he opposition of many citizens who fear the depletion of their water and energy resources is a spontaneous phenomenon that reflects genuine discontent.

Before the pace of AI development outstrips the ability of humans to control it, AI companies around the world, and Washington and Beijing too, may need to find ways to modulate the tempo of that development.

Cybersecurity incidents and the rise of Chinese rivals are putting OpenAI and Anthropic under pressure[.]

[I]t is severe punishment for a local business leading in the most important race on the planet.

The summits are not endpoints. They are the mechanism by which two countries, which can neither resolve their differences nor afford to rupture them, manage the interval between crises.

It goes without saying that the war against Iran will take center stage in Beijing.