Someone said it’s because the Chinese population hasn’t been watching and reading scifi novels about robots taking over for decades, whereas it’s a constant thing in American pop culture.
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SS: AI is the big talking point of a revolutionary turning point in economics and productivity for the last 4 years.
A lot of people in the developed world are opposed to it, because redundancy, jobs, water, power, IP theft, etc. etc. etc.
China seems to be less so, even though their own youth unemployment statistics has been described as, politely, dogshit.
Higher adoption AND optimism exists as well in not only India, but also in Nigeria, one of the youngest and fastest growing nations, which would have, under typical pathways, be more opposed and concerned because they have the education and the young population.
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Someone said it’s because the Chinese population hasn’t been watching and reading scifi novels about robots taking over for decades, whereas it’s a constant thing in American pop culture.
SS: AI is the big talking point of a revolutionary turning point in economics and productivity for the last 4 years.
A lot of people in the developed world are opposed to it, because redundancy, jobs, water, power, IP theft, etc. etc. etc.
China seems to be less so, even though their own youth unemployment statistics has been described as, politely, dogshit.
Higher adoption AND optimism exists as well in not only India, but also in Nigeria, one of the youngest and fastest growing nations, which would have, under typical pathways, be more opposed and concerned because they have the education and the young population.
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