China's Betting Big On Artificial Intelligence. Could The US Lose The AI Race? | Insight
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- China wants to be a global leader in Artificial Intelligence by 2030. Tech giant Baidu recently released Ernie Bot to rival the much-vaunted ChatGPT. In China, A.I. is finding applications in healthcare, education, and entertainment. McKinsey estimates that A.I. could add 600 billion to China's economy by the end of the decade.
Yet, suspicions over data handling and privacy could limit Chinese A.I. beyond the country’s borders. The ongoing trade war over microchips also puts a hardware hurdle in its path. Can Beijing truly realise its A.I. ambitions?
00:00 Introduction
01:26 Driverless taxis ply Beijing's roads
05:21 Why is China investing heavily in AI?
13:29 Can AI help address China's healthcare needs?
18:04 Students using AI to improve their studies
23:44 Is AI a threat to jobs in China?
31:55 Concerns about data privacy
35:45 Beijing's rules for generative AI
38:08 Chinese chatbots versus ChatGPT
40:33 Challenges faced by Chinese AI companies
44:19 Can China catch up in the AI race?
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Data security and risk is not a particularly issue for Chinese tech but a problem associated with tech from any country. You think the US companies are not secretly collecting data from their tech for use for their and US government’s own interests? The US is just doesn’t like others playing their game.
snowden already revealed it long ago.
Yeah riiiiiiiight, in the mean time enjoy your CZcams and GOOGLE American Made Platform along with the FREEDOM to type that remark without the fear of spending ten years in prison doing hard labor.
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Beware of Americans they are narrow minded highly biased.
do you feel free? The West locked up Julian Assange and puts harsh punishments on Whistleblowers, while using its massive surveillance system to spy on its citizens through FISA section 702 and Patriot Act.@@KevinCovington5453
As a Singaporean
I have alot of respect for china
From a poor nation to becoming a advanced nation is truly amazing.
Not insanely hard when you’ve abundance of laborers who would work for wherever u throw at them. Also u control major aspects of your citizens life
@@Draco-999 major aspects such as? You're misinformed
LOL you serious? @@Draco-999
@@jin_asap Yeah, I mean like only only being able to have 1 child wasn't a major controlling aspect. The Hukou system, which prevents you from getting social assistance because you moved places to live/work, isn't a major aspect. Not allowing private tuition anymore, I guess that isn't a major controlling aspect either.
@@GameFuMaster
1. 1-child policy was pragmatic at that time. Can u imagine having 2 billion people in china right now?
2. Various city and provincial governments have announced reforms to their own local hukou systems. So changes are happening. Rightly or wrongly, it might have been used in the past as a way to manage limited resources.
3. Private tutoring is restricted on certain days to reduce stress on students and parents. Very different from "not allowing". I do think this will fail,because black-market tuition fees has gone through the roof.
China is not perfect,but are these all you can think of? Be pragmatic, not dogmatic.
Talking about censorship, few months ago I asked ChatGpt about US war crimes in the past 20th century. At first, ChatGpt gave me answer about how it was complicated yada yada yada and how it was subjective. When I kept pushing for answer whether the US has committed war crimes, ChatGpt gave me two answers, one answer is that it acknowledged that some people may think the US has committed a war crime, while the other one I forgot already, but I remember none of them really answered my question, and asked me to choose the one I like, LMAO.
And US and it’s lapdogs will say China AI algorithms are manipulated by China government that will steal your personal data which what Facebook, Windows, Apple IOS, Android, cloud services, etc are actually doing to its customers (Germany prime minister’s iPhone was spied by CIA). The western mainstream media will then spread the propaganda bringing negative news about China to the world especially to the English readers include Singaporean. One of main reasons singaporean are quite ignorant of China is we are fed with western media news we hardly have Xinghua news agency on our newspapers such as the Straits Times. The worst part is our very own ST journalists’ articles also negative about China (not a good guy) but positive about US (good guy - world policeman).
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@@indiasuperclean6969good joke. 🤣
@@indiasuperclean6969 obviously you are not an indian
Just ask "US war crimes in the past 20th century" on Bing AI Chat (a deviated version of ChatGPT). It refer to a page in Wikipedia which list of USA war crime "en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_war_crimes"
It was cheaper for China to buy reliable Western chips, benefiting both sides. China spends more on chip imports than on oil. The "Made in China 2025" initiative provided substantial funds for chip development, but companies were hesitant due to technical challenges and the risk of competing with established players like Intel, Samsung, and TSMC. The US sanctions forced the Chinese to develop their own supply chain. When self-sufficient, China can provide the world with cheaper chips, while the West and its allies lose access to both the Chinese and global markets.
The US is developing its own supply chain, but without access to a large market, it cannot be competitive.
The US is leaving no knees untouched in its Tonya Harding competition strategy.
The Chinese are very grateful to the US for pushing them towards self-sufficiency. Thanks to the US, China now has its own GPS system and space program. More sanctions, please.
Historically, the West has utilized new technologies for military or imperialistic purposes before finding broader applications. The West primarily used gunpowder to create weapons of war, such as cannons and firearms, allowing Western powers to expand their military capabilities and dominate other regions through conquest and colonization of the Americas, Africa, and Asia. The steam engine was instrumental in expanding colonial empires, as steam-powered ships facilitated easier transportation of goods and troops, enabling Western powers to exploit resources and establish control over distant territories. The first use of nuclear technology was dropping atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. The same pattern will emerge with AI. The CHIPS Act, high-end chips, and EUV sanctions imply that the US is already working on the weaponization of AI.
Following its historical pattern, China will mainly use AI for commercial and peaceful purposes. Papermaking revolutionized communication, education, and record-keeping, spreading knowledge and culture. Gunpowder was used for fireworks. The compass was adapted for navigational purposes, allowing for more accurate sea travel and exploration. Printing facilitated the dissemination of information, literature, and art, contributing to cultural exchange and education. Porcelain was highly prized both domestically and internationally as a luxury item and a symbol of Chinese craftsmanship. Silk was one of the most valuable commodities traded along the Silk Road and played a significant role in China's economy and diplomacy.
Biden and west love shoot on their own foots. Maybe they feel shiok but only initially later they become crippled.
U.S. need enrich people in Africa and Southeast Asia people. by migrate their manufacturing in China to Africa, South and Southeast Asia and South America.
Not in the future there are inventing their own chips
@philipwong895 Even with all that China will still be behind on technology they are great at stealing intellectual property and mass producing. Made in China phrase is synonymous with tofu dreg. We have caught a few Chinese citizens here in states spying. We don't know how many sleeper cells and that is the scary part.
@@ColoniaMurder20 enrich people in africa ???? With which money ? Think about the us debt.
Your country is running out of money. Even us citizens are left helpless
I am not surprised if China has already developed even more advanced technologies that we don't know anything about. 👍👍👍
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the CNA report has been missed the most important area of AI tech applications in China, such as the Space technology, and Drone(for Agriculture purpose), or Fraud/crime Prevention.
lol China only good at copying.. no original innovation of its own.
I will be very surprised if they do with their restricted speech....lack of encouragement for innovation, got everyone in the West up on guard for stealing IP for decades....they cannot even build their own plane without piecing parts from all over the world together. We will see.
lmao
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The world should use AI to focus on education. Only education can improve the quality of life.
In the USA, poor Americans excluded from the benefits of economic and technological development have already begun to attack and destroy autonomous robots that make deliveries. This kind of resentment is not seen in China. I assume this will be the main comparative advantage of the Chinese over their American competitors.
Cities are filled with cameras in China. People wouldn't dare to "attack and destroy autonomous robots". It's that simple.
@@giovannipcruz, most cameras on earth can be found in London, one of the most criminal cities globally, shaken by austerity, poverty, drugs, prostitution, violence, homelessness, ... but "China Evil!!!" 🤣
wow the next civil war ??
With youth unemployment numbers as high as 40% in some parts of China today we will see which society revolts against the mass implementation of ai first
@@giovannipcruz
Your analysis is extremely simplistic. Maybe you don't know, but this has to do with cultural values, which in the case of China, is rooted in Confucian precepts, which guide the Chinese people.
I appreciate how, whenever China and data collection are discussed, there's an insistence that the West is concerned about potential alternative uses of the data as if the West doesn't engage in utilizing collected data for various purposes.
A thief thinks others as thieves as well. So, NSA, CIA, and FBI think others also steal secrets from them.
Chinese Social Credit mainly targets business frauds, after the sales of poisoned baby formula in the 00s. Western banks building scores, companies targetting customers, NSA-surveillance (blocking your accounts if you have the wrong viewpoints) are collecting every bit about everyone. Guess who are the bad guys, for Western clowns?
that's why we call the West is Hypocrite !
@@strongbrain3128 Frankly the Chinese would be dumb if they weren't stealing secrets. No government is benevolent and every government is ultimately interested in self preservation.
Yeah, as if Snowden was a fictional figure.
for the humanity sake China needs to overcome all the US obstacles and create a multi polar world. No country can decide how others needs to be, atm US wants everyone to be like them, that is unfair and undemocratic. Cheers from UK!
Westerners only try to dominate the world...
I second you on that
Same can be said about China. And they strong arm other countries to think like them.
Multi polar world have never work because it’s in are human nature to want more
amen to that , the cancel culture is a real issue .
When China sets its goals on something... it gets accomplished. And then it excels at it. 💡
Really ???
China has the worst demographic situation in all of human history. It's got a massive massive massive real estate bubble which may take down the economy. It has a terrible government structure where one person is running a country of 1.4 billion people. It has changed its focus from economic prosperity to nationalism. China has some serious problems.
And then Xi controls it and uses it to become the emperor of the world.
You mean just like their real estate sector.. ask all local Chinese government how high is their debt..
@@joaodecarvalho7012 You would wish the smartest man on earth would be your emperor, but no, he belongs to China.
Enjoy your Biden.
Smart educated people will understand that the perception of your data being used or taken are not just done by China. But by every country. All the same.
Hello from Indonesia
Yes. Double standards practiced by the west again and again. The west always accuse China using CCTVs to capture everybody for monitoring every movements and for social crediting and it violates privacy. I believe they want China remove many CCTVs so that crime rates go up in China. The west (US and NATO) have illegitimately (never approved in UN) invaded many countries include Middle East, Africa, Eastern Europe, Latin America killing millions of innocent civilians. Where is the democracy, privacy, humanity?
How dare you revealed the truth to the brainwashed general public!? 😅
People that are scared about their data being collected or tracked weirdly have 0 issue in using smartphone, which are basically a walking tracking device, on top of having a bank account, which effectively tracked your purchase history, and they are obliged to share that data if the government asked them to.
Thanks for an unbiased report on China's technology
A welcome change for once. Western megaphone CNA.
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No wonder the US Government is so freaked out and throwing sanctions left and right, they know in an open market by 2030 China will overtake them in all aspects of the economy.
@@Gman979yes I know ha. It's really disturbing how CNA just regurgitates all the US anti China talking points on the daily basis even though it is a State owned Singaporean channel.
It's seems some of these editors at CNA are working for the NED and the CIA to spread anti China stories.
It is well documented that the US government has passed legislation to use billions of dollars to fund anti China stories around the world.
In Zimbabwe a few years ago it was reported that the US embassy was offering local Journalists money to write anti China stories.
I seriously believe that there is a similar program in South East Asia and in many other parts around the world.
The editors at CNA are definitely taking a part in this kind of program.
All they do is spew anti China hate every day and pro Western talking point.
I am surprised they broadcasted such a positive story about China.
Maybe they didn't get paid by the NED on time.
I have no idea what happened.
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Watching this video, I can’t help but think that the USA and Europe have made a mistake in adapting an anti-Chinese attitude in business and politics. They have better leadership in China.
Thank God. We have china.
I don't think China is lagging behind the US as being mentioned by the reporter just because the US came out with a chat box. It just a voice google copy.
The China US AI race is neck to neck with China even leading in some area like the autonomous vehicles. China has also overtaken the US in it beidou global positioning. Smart Alex reporting by CNA, just to remind you that you are reporting on a China platform of autononous vehicles .😅
Excuse me. Baidu Apollo platform is using Nvidia Drive PX hardware and its software stack. That is American tech, no CHina tech. What CHina tech if they just put a label on a western product ?. It is clear their chip development and software development has been a failure despite billions of dollars poured into it. The problem is their approach and their "copy culture". You just cannot innovate with copy/lazy culture. Also, all robotaxi tech to date is using heuristic code for the drive/navigation system. The "AI" part is just for object detection. Only Tesla FSD V12.xx is Full end-to-end AI (zero heuristic code).
Also the Robotaxis in CHina is only on selected routes. Not all over the city!. It is limited geo-fenched routes similar to WayMo. But the wayMo plarform is much more sophisticated and expensive. ie. Google is not using Nvidia reference platform, they use custom hardware.
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@@fteoOpty64 Aren't US chips made in Taiwan? Isn't that Asian tech with a Western label?
@@j4genius961 good
@@j4genius961 Us chips are Designed in the west.
China does graduate 1 million more STEM students than the USA each year. Not necessarily in AI, but it is a good measure.
Asian countries regularly take top 20% of science and mathematics competitions.
China needs many graduates because the quality of knowledge and creativity is low.
Singapore is going into AI technology. It will be great if Singapore sends its best STEM scholars to China to learn AI.
Can bypass the US for STEM education.
@@choonhockong8215but Spore Chinese always look down 👎👎 on mainland...
Chinese students are substandard to western equivalents. Also it's known the universities bs the results much like the CCP lies about statistics. We've had many Chinese students apply for jobs that couldn't pass the test to enter companies when it came to fundamental knowledge. We sent them home.
Yeah in fake schools that graduate 100% of students. The university system in China is a joke
China isn't just building AI, but robots too. Fourier gr1 comes to mind. These robots will help take care of the elderly and do any job that needs filling.
They’ll also accelerate the youth unemployment problem and lead to instability
Omg I can't wait for a robot maid
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Yeah, but they are going to be a dogshit in war against the US.
@@MathGPTbirthrate in China is very low to begin with.
The revenue for the goods robots and aí will produce could be taxed and provide income for unemployed people.
They will just have an income without having to work.
They will be free from the dictatorship of work.
They will have time to do other things such as create new enterprises, new ideas and focus on other things such as educational or even laisure.
AI and Robots if used properly by society in the future can unleash great possibilities for the human species and free people from work and yet provide them with an income and a greater quality of life.
strangely China didn't panic when it was banned regarding chips... China responded only with "rare earth"... all countries panicked...
China: I gonna do it myself again...
pretty sure rare earth become useless once countries start opening their own rare earth in their own country. it wasn't so rare after all.
People often doesn’t understand what rare earth is like you
Because China can do it themselves, its a nation that can build their own space station, you can't really compare them with 99% of the nation on earth.
@@user-jp2tf5fj5kChina did it and keeps improving
Building society, not starting wars.
yessir
exactly! peace not wars like the US does
Oh, just like how China started another war with Vietnam after the US lost the war?
One is a manufacturing superpower, the other is a military superpower.
As a member of a minority nation in Canada. I'm more aware and upset by the supremacy of the "anglosphere" over the other countries through Five Eyes, Echelon, etc. than by China.
A big leap forward in terms of efficiency:
This is what prompted the Chinese scientists to develop ACCEL. ACCEL is fast and capable of performing 4.6 quadrillion operations per second, in comparison to NVIDIA's A100, which delivers 0.312 quadrillion operations per second of deep learning performance. (2 Nov 2023).
that's an optical chip, it is design exclusive for image recognition.
I really want their AI tutoring system for my kid.
Yes, do I think so
Me too!
i laughed when the guy said china has a perception issue in AI, anyone knows Snowdon and WikiLeaks know who has a perception issue: the USA
It’s much more dangerous to let Americans collect the personal info.
nothing ever happens when they get the info. it is used for marketing mostly
Look what happened to Assagne.
@@nueat6 no, according to German chancellor Merkel, Edward Snowden and Julian Assange the USA not only collect ur personal info and tap ur phone but also watch ur every move even when u r at home. So sorry I don’t think it’s safe to leave my info to the US government.
@@Giles20 thats different. He was leaking info that the government was hiding. It wasn't against regular citizens.
Let China have it then it will be sold to other countries to be used for bad
The US forcing China to develop its own state of the art chip technologies will pay off in the long run for China. Another AI area China is known for is Smart City / Safe City technologies and social credit systems to ensure a harmonious society. Would like to know more about that.
social cerdit system is just a joke dose not exist at all,why so many people believe that...
9-12-2023 Magill headmaster resign.
Congress sent a letter on the 8th asking the headmaster of three universities( Magill , Harvard ,MIT) to resign because they did not punish students who supported Palestine.
Excellent documentary. Thanks.
This is a great doc!
When my ancestors succeeded the west said it threatening . But for me let say whenever they wanted because they jealous .Etc.
Nice video, thanks :)
CHINA 🇨🇳 AI is state of the art… I hope they embrace U.K. 🇬🇧 ambitions too
That car has the same LIDAR that my robovac has.
Cool tech.
Science and Civilisation in China (1954-present) is an ongoing series of books about the history of science and technology in China published by Cambridge University Press. It was initiated and edited by British historian Joseph Needham (1900-1995).
I wish this video described better what the supposed difficulty is in using Chinese data sets..
To me, data is universal like numbers. In some cases the data might need to be translated from one language to another but otherwise I can't think of a single type of data that is specific to one language and not another. To say that data is different in different cultures is to say that the human experience is not universal, that somehow life is fundamentally different in different parts of the world and that the process of human thinking is not universally the same everywhere.
Data can be manipulated. Not all data is equal because it still has to be collected and depending on how you collect the data. Or if it’s just made up, that can change the outcome. So saying data is somehow fluid is not true, it depends on context and the collection process.
It's all about who "owns" the data and who has access to it.
Awesome documentary
let us compete to advance humanity greatness, not destroy it
china is catching up way faster!!!
They are not catching up buh, 😂😂 . They are leading.
Yeah they are indeed catching up to advanced aliens🤣🤣🤣
At 20:04 AI in the classrooms on multiple subjects. wow I’m impressed.
Listen to this pupil’s English ability.
Happy New Year! Welcome to travel to China!
Welcome to China to experience it firsthand!
Countries that lead the world in 44 critical technology* sectors:
1. China = 37
2. USA = 7
3. UK = 0
4. Germany = 0
5. Japan = 0
*In fields like defence, space, robotics, energy, the environment, biotechnology, artificial intelligence (AI), advanced materials and key quantum technology areas
Source: Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI)
**India leads the world in the field of cow husbandry, which is neither a technology nor critical
yea! a little bit more and the US will have to accept that the world its multi polar
Please don’t mention Germany or any country in europe. Old continent is overdone.
Btw i am living in europe
Wait. India leads in space technology. In fact, India will have its own space station by 2030. Ever heard of ISRO? You gotta do some research buddy. Don't become so arrogant too soon.
@@desiputtar89 India hasn't even been able to put a man in space yet😂
You are definitely a Pakistani beggar...we indian don't claim we will rule the world ..
I remember India's OLPC...One Laptop Per Child.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Expertise was implemented into many normal systems starting many years ago and that tech was called Expert Systems. AI is simply expert systems peaking into a technology package. The expert systems implemented what was learnt as systems were used in design mode. But now also Artificial Intelligence has captured language as part of its expertise which was not available reliably before. And now a lot of data is available for analysis via artificial intelligence to be used in design mode.
Nice !
Can they try it out in airport luggage handling?.
This is already the case in most airports fyi
China's aim is to promote robots to every civilian family to reduce the living burden of civilians. There is a lot of wealth that can be created by machines, and the cost of living will drop, so that the country has a lot of wealth that can help more civilians. China invested a lot of infrastructure before, but now the infrastructure is perfect, and then the Belt and Road Initiative will give welfare to the domestic people.
Cost of living will drop? How are you going to make money when your job has been taken by AI? You're going to be completely reliant on the state for everything. This sounds like a nightmare. What's your robot going to do for you when you can't even buy raw materials to plant if you're a farmer or parts to maintain the robot? Chinese people will still need a job to maintain all of this. You're looking at a government that has completely subjugated its people.
FYI- In the last and ideal stage of communism society, all human jobs will be taken by AIs and high technologies. There will be no rich and poor disparity. Most Civilians will not have to work at all and will focus entirely on personal developments.
@@henryyuen5224 like making babies?
@@henryyuen5224 except you will still need structure in society. What happens if you give your last vestiges of power to the government? Guess what? They have no use for you.
Support China from S.Korea
Excellent Enterprising Emerging Evolving Science and Technological Endeavor 🎉
The US invests $500B on technology R&D while China invests $300B. But based on purchasing power parity, the China's $300B is worth $0.9-1.5T in the US. And China can often deliver and perform in a lot less than half the time. This is the same on defence. To match China's defence, the US will have to have a defence budget of $1.2-2.0T. To win, the US will have to join force with China. And the sooner the better for the US. Or Russia may veto the US.
To win what?
😂😂😂😂😂
Wow! The level of Delusion
You mean China will join forces with Iran?
Source: trust me bro
China must not join force with USA, they did back then and they were backstabbed and smeared internationally.
Why the constant phony competition mongering. There's 8 billion precious humans today. If we're going to address the civilization threatening issues we face we must have peace and cooperation. The barbaric playbook of the recent past has no place in our world today. Whether we like it or not we're brothers and sisters after all. Time to get moving on what MUST be done to avoid catastrophes for those yet to enjoy the beauty and wonder of our only home
That's a pipe dream as long as you have the US playing favorites...
You do realize that competition is why humanity is as advanced as it is now?
"DATA / INFORMATION is POWER"
Even if there were fatalities and/or safety issues with their Self-driving vehicles in China we would never know about it.
China has a huge domestic market with 1.4 billion people, China itself has enough data for their AI machine learning, the only bottleneck is the AI chips which China has been furiously developing, also there is another area which is Quantum computing which China has a slight lead and if China is able to develop such a computer it will really solve their AI chip needs and it seems that there has been a working protype Quantum computer in China already. Life is a marathon, so there is no such thing as being a loser for life....despite sanctions China will succeed as they have with their own nuclear bombs, their own commercial airplanes and in the near future Quantum computers and AI technologies.
If you watched the report, the problem is that the Chinese population accesses the internet though super apps, which are effectively walled gardens. AI models can't access that data. Also a vast majority of the web is written in English, so that data isn't useful to the domestic Chinese market. I suppose they could translate everything into Mandarin, but I'd imagine that would take a LOT of compute to not only train on the data, but to translate it as well.
@@MatthewOrndoff - For engineers, nothing is really a huge problem, merely a speed bump. Of course language complicates AI as there are nuances in language meaning especially for the english language, chinese is simpler. Anyways China is working on AI for domestic application and use and than looking at other languages for translation, while the US and west is doing it for English than translating it for other languages.
Everything is a dual edge sword, I myself is an engineer, so I really dont buy the argument that this is such a huge obstacle. Even the AI chips isnt that big a deal it might slowdown the Chinese but it will never stop them completely.
Another comment on the super apps u mention, go google and findout how the US super apps are being censored and weaponized by the US government to shape and create their perception and narrative completely violating free speech and freedom of expression... Edward Snowden and Julian Assange should already have wake up people to this reality unless the person is living under a rock.
Imagine if we all worked together as one human race. - With love from USA
They can give access to government data to approved companies, thereby controlling acess but allowing innovation.
How come there is no total surveillance system mentioned here?
1984 title book of Orwell is a reality , not to worry if you are legit . Surveillance matters not if you have nothing to fear.
Hasn't US said that they want to be global AI leader? I think every government wants that.
AI is the future...
Why do I feel uneasy looking at empty taxi driver seat...
中国人的思维模式是逢山开路，遇水架桥. 自强不息. 我们从不害怕出现问题，只要不违背原则.在可控范围内. 出现问题我们永远有能力有意愿去解决问题. 不能够有问题就不发展.
我们的创世观是道教文化，强调阴阳共生. 危机也是转机. 我们跟美国关系再不好，凑合着过. 西方创世观是一神教. 上帝不与魔鬼谈判. 弱肉强食，社会达尔文主义，打压制裁. 二元对立的想法是要不得的. 欧盟通过了大数据保护法，在我们看来这种想法是极其落后的. 自己给自己的发展设置障碍.
China was very inward and closed in the past for thousands of years. I think the west is concerned that China will surpass everything it has to share and make the same products for much cheaper so it's being more protectionist now.
Excellent video, I understand more about China advanced technology and other challenges like declining population, low birth rate, ageing society.
Declining population??? Still has 1,4 billions people
In the future, the world will be separated into two groups: G7+ and Global South. Each has its own supply chain, own standards, etc.
事实并非如此，这只是一些霸权主义者的幻想。看看G7国家的企业和中国的业务有多么庞大的规模，你就不会相信那些鬼话
😂😂 it's quite laughable, but that's the case and it's purely true
Realistically, it is like the Pepsi vs Coke war.
Both will win.
Everyone else will be shut out.
Mankind and the world will win as a whole.
I see businesses will be very dynamic and there will be tremendous changes in the technological space.
Finally! Someone that isn't braindead leaning towards either of those 2 countries.
- Apollo Go's driverless taxi service illustrates China's advancements in AI (1:35).
- China's AI market size expected to exceed $26 billion by 2026 (8:50).
- AI's potential impact on education inequality and elder care in China (13:18).
- Chinese AI firms face challenges like data access restrictions and US hardware bans (40:03).
- The government's role in propelling AI advancements in China (44:23).
The americanos are now very worried and concern about the fast advancement of the Chinese's AI that is more peaceful and friendly.
Ai learns from feedback and data collected. Well I bet on China 🇨🇳 to be ahead of the US 🇺🇸 as 5G networks sucks here in US 🇺🇸 And Canada 🇨🇦 so data collected is much lower and less population. I know that China 🇨🇳 is not showing everything yet. One day it will unveil a surprised to the world.
LoL, no you don’t need that much data to train an AGI. You just need to solve the hard problem of consciousness and you’ll get AGI. God you people are poorly educated.
@@henrytep8884AGI doesn't have to be concious, the moment AI can do everything a human can that would mean we have created AGI. Consciousness is another separate thing. lol
@@henrytep8884 We can't breally define consciousness with our current understanding.
Silicon valley has a huge community of highly talented and passionate individuals that cannot be easily replicated in other places. I can sense the excitement among the community that is willing to both compete and colloborate together. Back in the earlier days when China is more opened, I think China technologists were far more vibrant and unrestrained. Note that the chief economist also mentioned the importance of chinese tech talent in US returning to China to bring back the knowledge acquired. Today, the mood is clearly muted, restrained by rules and uncertainty. The strategy that China uses is based on nationalistic goal and compliance while Silicon Valley is largely driven by capitalism and open society.
I have listened to a number of talks and interviews by top AI technologists that are at the forefront of AI venture. It becomes apparent to me why the breakthroughs are happening at Silicon Valley.
Good point
Yes, great for Silicon valley, but I don 't see why you feel that need to say Chinese can 't innovate in AI. People like you feel the need to pull everyone down. That is why SF, we have so many homeless people.
Umm... I wouldn't Google Bangalore if I was you...
Open society or national security like what Americans have always been mentioning when it comes to China.
Yeah and China is aware of that. That's why there is so much capitalism within the tech industries even in China. High-ranking positions in Baidu have similar salaries to those in Google (like the Baidu equivalent of Google Fellows have salaries upwards of 1 million USD). And given the choice, many China-borne Chinese people will choose to live in China if they are given the same salary as they are in America. Also, costs of living in Shanghai and Shenzhen are constantly rising, and eventually, wages will become competitive with those in Silicon Valley.
China has always prioritized results over ideology. for example, capitalist reforms in the Deng era even though it's called the Communist Party.
About the robot taxis: there was no people on the streets and hardly any traffic. Still impressive, but far away from real world application.
who"s talking over the music?
CHINA should do everything possible to succeed
I like that China does not see AI as a threat but rather as an enabler. Western countries and their over-regulation based on unfounded fear will lead them to fall behind China in AI development.
Because the western politicians do wanna use AI to do bad things. They fear their own instincts.
In the US, the elderly are more likely to believe they'll be saved by a god, while the youth have enough time to drag their feet just in case AI is safer in the future. Since we're protected from empathy by our mighty Western egos, it doesn't matter how many people die waiting for AGI to save them. That's just life, or the will of a god. Inferior treatments keep people desperate and profitable.
To be clear, I really dislike the Western approach. Pure capitalism is not good, our lack of empathy is just brutal, and any god watching us seems to enjoy our suffering.
Unfounded fears, lol.
It's because the US values giving their citizens jobs. If you incorporate AI to the exclusion of everything else including giving people a means to live then AI is only going to serve to take away from people more than it gives back. The Chinese government obviously cares less about the former.
AI does need good regulation. The west is correct in this regard. AI is similar to nuclear weapons, something that could end human race, so it does needs strongs regulations. We don't need another rogue scientist like the one in China that genetically edited two babies few years ago, and earned worldwide condemnation. AI is even more powerful than that.
Make AI that hones in on Bluetooth and interacts with it via censors; like having keys on a keyboard each have a Bluetooth censor (just make unique bluetooth harmonics/frequencies/reys w/etf for each key and for the other devices say for a Teslabot making you a cup of coffee, or for a broom to get sweeping and mopping).
Bluetooth entire floors for robots to interact with or even entire homes; and roads and stuff.
Hell bluetooth dildo's for the Ladies that are trying to be infertility goddesses, correct measurements necessary.
Everything Bluetooth and for the Robots (not food and drink then inless you figure out how to run Robots off of that).
Robot Bluetooth Ninjas, Called the: I'm a Goddamn Ninja.
Bluetooth is limited by range and connectivity. Huawei's Starlink is many times more powerful and flexible.
LW and company communicate with China's leaders in English when it's official and broadcast to the world. Behind the scene and unrecorded, we speak chummy mother tongue 😅
GO CHINA!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:03 🌐 *China's AI Ambitions*
- China aims to be a world leader in AI by 2030 with a $150 billion industry.
- Concerns exist about trust in Chinese AI due to perceived data misuse.
- Introduction to Beijing's driverless ride-hailing service, Apollo Go.
02:16 🚗 *China's Robo Taxi Success*
- Expansion of Beijing's driverless taxi service, Apollo Go, and its impact.
- The flywheel effect and how data from robo taxis contributes to AI advancement.
- China's legislative support and infrastructure backing for autonomous vehicles.
05:54 🌐 *China's AI Development Master Plan*
- Overview of China's comprehensive AI development plan from 2017 to 2030.
- Targets, agenda, and the goal of global dominance in AI by 2030.
- The potential economic benefits of AI, with a focus on GDP growth.
07:39 ⚖️ *Balancing Economic Benefits and Risks*
- Discussion on the dual impact of AI: positive for business and society but with security risks.
- Global governments' interest in AI dominance for defense and security.
- The projected AI market size in China exceeding $26 billion by 2026.
09:27 🎮 *AI Adoption in China*
- Examples of AI adoption in China, from autonomous vehicles to gaming.
- How AI is utilized in generating game assets and storyline for a virtual detective game.
- Public perception and acceptance of AI in China compared to the US.
10:52 🤖 *China's Reaction to OpenAI's GPT-3*
- China's response to OpenAI's GPT-3 and the development of its generative chatbots.
- Introduction to Baidu's generative AI chatbot, Ernie bot.
- Insight into Ernie bot's views on GPT-3 and China's heavy investment in AI.
13:35 🏥 *AI in Healthcare for an Aging Population*
- Addressing healthcare challenges in China, especially with an aging population.
- Application of AI in health and wellness monitoring software, Vitals.
- The potential economic impact of AI advancements in healthcare by 2030.
16:31 📚 *AI in Education for Underserved Regions*
- Utilizing AI, like Squirrel AI, to address education inequality in rural areas.
- The efficiency and adaptability of AI-powered learning systems.
- The international expansion of AI education companies, focusing on the US market.
21:56 🌾 *AI in Agriculture for Food Security*
- Overview of China's concerns about food security and the role of AI in agriculture.
- Current reliance on traditional technology and the potential for AI adoption.
- China's rapid digitalization in various sectors, including agriculture.
25:15 🔄 *The Impact of AI on Employment*
- The potential job displacement due to AI, with a focus on China's job market.
- China's rapid rate of digitalization and leading position in AI patents.
- The delicate balance between technological progress and job security.
28:20 🎭 *AI in Entertainment: CGI and Beyond*
- Discussion on AI's role in entertainment, particularly in CGI and movie production.
- The potential challenges and controversies related to AI-generated models.
- The evolving landscape of jobs in the entertainment industry due to AI.
32:17 🔒 *Data Privacy Concerns in AI*
- The global concerns and perceptions regarding data privacy in AI, especially with Chinese companies.
- The regulatory frameworks in China and the challenges in data governance.
- The potential impact of data security laws on Chinese companies' international expansion.
34:31 🌐 *Government Measures for Data Release*
- Beijing government releases data from state-owned enterprises and research institutes for AI development.
- Need for clarity on defining industrial data for unrestricted use and identifying restricted data.
35:41 🚀 *China's Ambitions and Regulations on Generative AI*
- Beijing publishes interim rules for generative AI, aiming for healthy development and regulated application.
- Regulations focus on censorship and control, ensuring content aligns with socialist values and avoids political sensitivity.
37:16 🤖 *Challenges and Regulations on AI Data Sets*
- Chinese internet, labeled one of the most censored, likely applies similar restrictions to AI data sets.
- Potential limitations in exporting generative AI software due to quietness on certain issues.
38:13 📈 *Competition in Generative AI: Chat GPT vs. Chinese Rivals*
- Chinese rivals to Chat GPT, like anniebot, gain popularity but are considered less robust.
- Chat GPT's advantage lies in a head start, multiplicative learning process, and broader data availability.
39:24 💽 *Language Barrier and Privacy Constraints*
- Despite China's vast data, the language barrier (English vs. Chinese content) limits AI model applications.
- Privacy concerns and walled-garden structures of super apps create additional barriers for AI models.
40:43 🌐 *US Restrictions and Concerns on AI Chips for China*
- US restrictions on supercomputing chips and AI-specific chips become a major constraint for Chinese AI development.
- Concerns about the application of AI to military and defense contribute to US-China tensions.
42:28 🧠 *China's Emphasis on Self-Reliance and Increased Costs*
- China emphasizes self-reliance in high-tech due to strained US-China relations, increasing costs.
- Restrictions on AI-related investments and chip design pose challenges for China's AI development.
43:09 🎓 *Talent Pipeline Challenges*
- China produces a large number of AI engineers but faces challenges in talent pipeline and foreign collaboration.
- Restrictions on green card holders and foreign nationals limit technological infusion from abroad.
44:32 🌏 *Government Support and Prediction of AI Catch-Up*
- China's government provides strong support for AI, predicting catch-up in various AI areas.
- Differences in government approach: bottom-up innovation in the US vs. top-down support in China.
45:39 🌐 *AI's Ubiquity in China*
- AI becomes commonplace in China, applied in classrooms, clinics, and various sectors.
- China emerges as one of the world leaders in AI.
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PHV and taxi drivers really are now worrying!
Serves these drivers right, no more UNETHICAL behavior anymore!😆😆😆
Just like back then with Russia vs the US… nowadays everything is it’s China vs the US but people fail to realize how far ahead the USA is
You are too caught up in western propaganda which are biased.
Read more neutral articles.
Far ahead in the numbers of homeless people surely
They are way behind ! Too busy spending money on unnecessary wars and policing others
Has Biden's ambitious American infrastructure project started? NASA says it will return to the moon in 2025. 2024 is coming. Time is running out. Has it started?
@shellyu1442: about infrastructure the US falls behind China at least 50 years
CHINESE ASIANS ARE JUST BETTER
Chinee are very smarh working
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你说的是中华民国，新中国在1949年成立，你应该去学习历史😂
I can't wait to get a ride in a self driving NIO EV. That looks like the future!
0:03: 🇨🇳 China aims to be a world leader in renewable energy and artificial intelligence, with a growing industry worth $150 billion by 2030.
7:47: ⚙ The video discusses the global impact of AI on business, society, and security, with a focus on government involvement and market size.
13:38: ⚕ The elderly population in the country is expected to almost double, leading to increased demand for health services. AI-based health monitoring software could help address the shortage of doctors.
20:13: 📚 A company in China has developed a personalized learning system that has significantly improved students' English scores and has provided free education to millions of underprivileged students.
27:49: ⚙ The video discusses the impact of AI on the entertainment industry, particularly in relation to actors and artists.
34:49: 🤖 China is taking significant measures to regulate and promote the development of AI, while also aiming to become a global leader by 2030.
40:37: 💻 The video discusses the challenges and restrictions faced by Chinese AI firms in accessing advanced technology and chips from the US, leading to concerns about military and defense applications of AI.
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Great work
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USA global leader
This is such an amazing and comprehensive documentary
Most new AI papers are created by Chinese engineers, this says everything.
The Word TRUST and CHINA Should NEVER be used in the same sentence - PERIOD
USA must be mad to imagine it could stop china progress. Just by population size alone, china has many more geniuses, scientists, researchers, engineers etc, invest more in R&D, has better government support, bigger market and a culture of diligence/discipline entirely lacking in the USA. Plus China has reached a critical mass to power its own rapid progress. Cheers.
Oh really? Why was China shitting itself when the US released OpenAI's ChatGPT?
“culture of diligence/discipline entirely lacking in the USA.”good point!!!! 👍👍👍
It seems like a sad and lonely future is approaching-a future devoid of human-to-human interaction, where only AI prevails. I personally want to interact with real teachers, taxi drivers, doctors, and see real actors in the movies
This is why being educated is not the same as being wise. A lot of smart people leading society into tragic dystopia.
Who is this lady in the blue blazer? So composed. So confident.
…..when ChatGPT was released it caught Chinese by surprise and they took that as a challenge” to copy the American 😢
😂😂😂 we need a multipolar world 😅 if not for china, you guys can weaponize everything including technology 😢 so sad in this democratic world 🌍
Me and my wife are both disabled wheelchair-bound. We live in East London Newham.
We don't have any medical or social care or even a half incontinence pant.
But we get letters in nudging us to take Covid vaccines.
In what they are going to help to us?
Can't the British NHS help you?
咋还打新冠疫苗？
❤❤❤❤ China will never beat the Americans because they are like kindergarden children when it comes to the art of spin. The Americans are masters of self -praise and spin and in this modern world where perception is more important than honest reality, the masters of spin always win. 😊😊
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China sucks at propaganda. America sucks at delivering next generation of leaders and innovators without migration. Once people stop migrating to US as rest of the world catches up especially china and India, US won't have much left. Still currently China is at loss against US mass fear mongering propaganda.
Why a big car to deliver one passenger?
Very soon, the Chinese will have an army of AI robots fighting wars for them while they chow down Kung Pao Chicken and Tsingtao beer by the beach seaside, thanks to the US film "Star Wars."
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AI is the future & china is leading the way....
Is the driver sitting in a control center instead of AI actually driving it creating the illusion of their advancement for their own people.
Why go through all that trouble , wouldn't it be easier just to put a driver at the wheel ? It just shows that you are not well acquainted with the latest technologies.
Woow ❤
The US already lose the race.
The embargo on GPU's is not encouraging me on our ability to outcompete them.
Happy Spring Festival ❤🇨🇳🙏😇👋
China always plays the low-profile key. once they are ready, they have led the world in high technology.