This is relevant because it discusses some geopolitical self-reflection from the Chinese looking inwards — why hasn’t the AI boom affected Chinese capital markets nearly as much as US markets?
An interesting tidbit I also noted from the article:
>“In this process, we are witnessing a genuine realignment of global geopolitics. While the US and Europe may be drifting further apart, the US and certain East Asian economies are drawing closer together due to industrial complementarity,” he added.
Quote by Lu Ting, chief China economist at Nomura at a media briefing in Beijing. AI might be driving the US from Europe to align more with East Asian economies like Taiwan and Korea.
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China in intentionally releasing their models as open source to destroy the market for paid models. They control manufacturing so they don’t want AI go become a competitive business
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This is relevant because it discusses some geopolitical self-reflection from the Chinese looking inwards — why hasn’t the AI boom affected Chinese capital markets nearly as much as US markets?
An interesting tidbit I also noted from the article:
>“In this process, we are witnessing a genuine realignment of global geopolitics. While the US and Europe may be drifting further apart, the US and certain East Asian economies are drawing closer together due to industrial complementarity,” he added.
Quote by Lu Ting, chief China economist at Nomura at a media briefing in Beijing. AI might be driving the US from Europe to align more with East Asian economies like Taiwan and Korea.
China in intentionally releasing their models as open source to destroy the market for paid models. They control manufacturing so they don’t want AI go become a competitive business