China's Race for AI Supremacy

Artificial intelligence is set to revolutionize the world, empowering those nations that fully harness its potential. The U.S. is still seen as the world AI leader, but China is catching up. The race is central to the U.S.-China rivalry and a critical facet of the economic and military competition that will define the decade.
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[@iamsheep]

"American values of protecting people's privacy".... um....

[@x_gosie]

Edward Snowden left the chat...

[@thecr6402]

patriot act enters the chat

[@warren5037]

PRISM act enter the chat

[@mattyghost3409]

China's rush to get some damb power too many rolling blk outs

[@iamsheep]

@@mattyghost3409 someone half illiterate like yourself probably shouldn’t be commenting on global politics.

[@zwwdplay19830914]

This background music is really fascinating. When they talk about the United States, it is "the great background of peace, hope, and justice". But when it comes to China's development, it is immediately "dark, evil, red alert, dystopian tone".

[@adminomhfoz1908]

well said

[@kylendmonasco355]

Well it’s because China is very dystopian 😂

[@exyfifa5418]

it’s not like they are lying about the rampant AI surveillance straight out of an Orwelian nightmare

[@masterchinese28]

They know their audience. In China it would be the other way around! Probably use music from 战狼！

[@JD-un2zv]

Lol noticed that as well, sounded like the music from appoloypse movie 24 days later.

[@yem982]

When they say spying on citizen pointing on China, it reminds me Snowdon.

[@Mr-ro6cl]

Best political propaganda clip of the year

[@pw8332]

Many Americans don’t even know him. haha

[@taknaknak4957]

Hahahaha, playing victim is part of American culture Such as Human Rights on every corner of countries But they forget about indian tribe

[@yap5995]

winnie the xi calls, he wants to import australian coal to light up decrepit virus infested chinese cities 😂😂😂😂

[@fluffyseal8782]

@@yap5995 cry

[@guojiadeshi]

When you are thinking of winning or losing, you already lost.

[@myvideos4789]

How

[@BigFoe]

Not in this case buddy. If either of those countries lose it's gonna be really bad for them.

[@JonROlsen]

and planning to attack.

[@jxmai7687]

in other word: confidence

[@Mr-ro6cl]

Best political propaganda clip of the year

[@tokrot]

So much for American values, ask Snowden!

[@Kratocelot]

This comment deserves much more likes.

[@stevenpreston5619]

No need, the world already knows about US atrocities they had committed around the world.

[@Bangy]

Lesser of two evils fallacy

[@Pyasa.shaitan]

@@stevenpreston5619 but they don’t act against it as every rich kid wants to be the next elon.

[@Mahalakshmi-Khan]

@@stevenpreston5619 yeah but they dont pay the price. Why isnt Bush in jail for genociding 1m in Iraq?

[@rcl998]

12:10 I almost forgot Edward Snowden and PRISM when he said that

[@kimeli]

@dd how would know if the US gov. operate in secrecy.

[@rcl998]

@dd practice ur english first... "at bad as".... really?

[@nowiambecomedeath970]

@@rcl998 if china becomes superpower , we all will be practicing Mandarin

[@rcl998]

@@nowiambecomedeath970 😂

[@frankartanis1290]

@yankeez99 China's gdp per capita (2020) is 10,500 USD, about 1/6 of that of the US, and the Chinese gdp is about 30% real estate. China also doesn't have bases around the globe to project its military forces worldwide. Currently, it spends about 1.7% of its GDP on military budget, lower than the 2% requirement for a NATO member state. It's far from a super power.

[@nadiawong6550]

China's progress is simply amazing

[@enriktigasna]

So many Chinese bots here. Really shows the power of artificial intelligence

[@nowiambecomedeath970]

@@enriktigasna 🤣

[@crisremr6894]

@@enriktigasna someone with the name "generic shitposts" talking about bots hahaha, nothing but pure hypocrisy

[@vihangabimsara4716]

@@enriktigasna sour grapes ahh

[@zacksmith5963]

@@enriktigasna butthurt are u yankee bot

[@olnium]

12:04 Implying that the US doesn't spy on its citizens because that would be a privacy violation 🤣

[@PercocetPete]

Dude that made me laugh, unreal.

[@pucka_ak47]

actually it's very funny, US is spying on the world and now if 5G is to be deployed they are not gonna be able to spy at least for some time which is not acceptable for the American agencies...

[@Dungedunge]

Hypocrisy at its best…undeniably the US is the master at this game

[@olnium]

@Ben Edward Snowden would like a word. Governments routinely collect data on everyone. Whether they admit to sifting through it is another matter but "reasonable suspicion" is a pretty low bar.

[@pucka_ak47]

@Ben you wish my friend

[@FinancialShinanigan]

Meanwhile USA is arguing about the debt ceiling.

[@TheThriftShopSampler]

Far more Americans are arguing about Dave Chappelle's latest comedy special. They're more offended by jokes than by Biden's abysmal presidency.

[@band1t9999]

I just saw that video just now XD

[@Snowy123]

There's no arguing allowed in China

[@victorturcanu9250]

So we all just have the same recommendeds xd

[@thunderbolt4451]

@@Snowy123 so how do they get things done without discussion?

[@thetruth6955]

American values? 😂🤣 This guy is delusional if the US has any moral authority over anyone.

[@TenOrbital]

That must be why every country near China or Russia wants a US alliance and base.

[@bharatadk]

@@TenOrbital because USA buys their politicians. I am from Nepal , bordering country of China's Tibet region. USA forcely dragged Nepal into Indo pacific strategy . USA also tried to control Nepal through their corporate MCC.

[@kylechin8706]

Idk man it's citizens like their vpns

[@TenOrbital]

@ciybersal - No eastern bloc country wants Russia back. The USSR ruined their countries. North Korea is crazy, the CCP is welcome to them. Pakistan is also allies with Saudi and the USA, they play all sides. Cuba is an impoverished Cold War relic and Venezuela is a failed state.

[@m4a1JAY]

@@TenOrbital Pakistan is Allies with US? You’re crazy lol. For one Pakistan hates India, 2nd China is strategic partners with Pakistan.

[@mespabilo]

Interesting how the chinese interviewee focused on the cooperation and positives of AI compared to the dooms day/competition that the other interviewee focused on.

[@anthonyhall7449]

One can speak freely about human rights and the other cannot. I let you guess which one is which.

[@nsebast]

@@anthonyhall7449 lol you have been propaganded well by your media.

[@malavbhayani967]

@@nsebast bro it's not propoganda For AI are better than us in everything And logically we are the biggest threat to their existance Why won't they distroy us

[@lucis9666]

@@anthonyhall7449 恰恰相反，美国的言论自由是属于少数既得利益者，而中国人民才是真正的民主自由。

[@zhxiaol]

This is reality. The narrative between the two sides have quite different tones.

[@obsidianstatue]

3:47 yeah I have no problem with that, the fact that China has more people than the entire West combined, means that more percentage of humanity would benefit more when such technology is not in the hands of the monopolistic west. This type of zero sum attitude is what's wrong with the China US relations.

[@exponentialcomplexity3051]

The primary problem with China gaining superamacy is the massive unethical use of AI that Chinese govt is already doing and will increase in the future.

[@obsidianstatue]

@@exponentialcomplexity3051 uh, no stop arguing for him, he used life saving drugs as an example of why America needs to stay on top. Because he is a supremacist, I won't say racist, but he certainly have deep seated belief that an American life is worth more than a Chinese life, at least that's how he carries himself with that example.

[@exponentialcomplexity3051]

@@obsidianstatue drugs are one of the many applications of AI. There are plenty of unethical uses that China will not shy away from doing.

[@obsidianstatue]

@@exponentialcomplexity3051 But that's up to the Chinese and their people, it has nothing to do with you, what he stated was the effects on how the West won't get first dibs on things that China developed. You are just another type of supremacist apologist. The world is big enough for differences to coexist.

[@goodfella1234]

@@exponentialcomplexity3051 : ethics are not defined by the western-Greek culture ot western mentality. Back off

[@faustinoaxel5072]

The US is competing against China and Bitcoin, its doesn't want China to become the world's leading economic currency's exchange, same way the government don't want Bitcoin to become the world's leading currency.

[@matthewhuo6543]

The U.S government doesn't want to create a market, it wants to respond to the market.

[@ahmedzeich6405]

U.S governments will introduce it's own digital currency as soon as it feels there's more market acceptance by the general public.

[@keiththomson9629]

@@matthewhuo6543 Welcome to the U.S. where our motto is; "come back when you are a little more richer."

[@thomashooks3036]

It's strange how people talk about all the profits, they've been making through trading of bitcoin, while am here not making any profit at all. Please can Someone put me through on the right path or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[@carsoncordelli9557]

@@thomashooks3036 Same here, My portfolio has been going down the drain while I try trading,I just don't know what I do wrong.

[@orbitalpotato9940]

11:56 Everybody just gonna ignore that the USA is already a surveillance state since the NSA literally exists.

[@user-ko3or3pp8e]

we're always the exception, aren't we

[@andtam008]

The USA is not only a surveillance state, but it's also the global surveillance power. The USA with Japan, Singapore, and other partners, have hacked the undersea cables and transmitted the data through satellite to the huge data storage facility in AZ for analysis.

[@JonROlsen]

another reason why this bloomberg piece is total bs.

[@TheWinezen]

The USA collects the same amount of metadata of its citizens and the citizens of the world if not more than the CCP. The only difference is that the CCP is upfront about it.

[@orbitalpotato9940]

It's funny because the USA actually collects more data on it's own citizens than other countries

[@moyclan4663]

Revealing a truth doesn't fit the collective US narrative on China.

[@doc7000]

The real reason why you have increasing hostility between the US and China is simple, before US companies have benefited from the relationship between the US and China using China for cheap labor to grow profits. Now that China wants to move into high level manufacturing as that is where all of the money is they pose an economic threat to these US companies, China doesn't benefit from slapping Iphones together. Tawin benefits greatly from making the processors, Korea benefits from making screens, and etc.... .

[@brendakayyy]

BINGO!

[@user-ds3un8sv3b]

You are objective.

[@benzi19951]

Overall, i feel China move forward for humanity by tech and collaborating. US just want to fight fight fight, and not reflecting themselve.

[@user-gq1sm8qe8e]

In fact, it is understandable that in World War II, the United States gained a lot of money from selling arms to both sides across the ocean. Therefore, the richest people in the United States are arms dealers, and how do arms dealers make money? war! Whether Afghanistan or Israel or Ukraine, as long as there is a war, arms dealers can make a steady stream of money

[@danhtran6401]

@@user-gq1sm8qe8e sadly you are wrong. US and US companies went bankrupt after WWll. The world economy collapsed and none of the countries we sold weapons to could make the interest payments led alone the initial debt. Guess what, US wiped out all the debts and just forgave the world. Nobody really ever thank US for that, nobody ever thanked US for sanctioning all the rouge nations and preventing them from exporting drugs, maybe we should lift sanctions for North Korea and Iran, I know they have plenty of enemies. Lastly, NATo has not set foot into Ukraine or Russia and did not initiated this war.

[@crimsonmido2519]

Are you crazy. China is doing this to eventually take over as soon as they can meaning they will annihilate us when they get the chance and can win.

[@sunshine7453]

@@user-gq1sm8qe8e With the war in Ukraine, Europe is forced to buy oil and gas from the US at much higher price. Europe still thinks that it is wining! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Madikon07]

@@sunshine7453 Europe is buying from Africa, pls stop listening to propaganda machine from the China or Russia

[@LeviHeatonIII]

“Imagine if all the drugs were first made in China and released in China but not released in the US because of some political reason” like the US does to every other country now. Imagine that. Wouldn’t that be horrible. Skip to next video.

[@fahimrind9714]

another false equivalence, there is a huge difference in how the economy in the US is run and how it's run in china. Case and point tik tok, in china no western/foreign app is allowed to operate, meanwhile when trump wanted to ban tik tok it was struck down by the supreme court and he had to provide proof for the risk it posed. yeah not the same genius.

[@bayermcquenzie318]

But US can do sanction or force other country to stop supply important material to China ? And US can just simply ban any company to assume that they win the competition.

[@fahimrind9714]

@@bayermcquenzie318 interesting how "supplying to a military that we might be fighting in the next 10 years" is the same as "winning the competition" or better yet "country carrying out genocide" = "winning competition". Every action has a reaction, the difference is that a small action like asking for an independent inquiry into the orgins of the pandemic of our lifetime to the US doesn't result in a full blown trade like in china, rather actions that actually cause harm like creating fake islands and then putting missiles on them and then threatening a democratic island with destruction does result in a harsh response. False equivalence

[@LeviHeatonIII]

@@fahimrind9714 the only false equivalence happening here is you thinking your comment has any relevance to what I said in my original post. The US has refused to provide the blue print for coronavirus vaccine to any country who cannot pay for it. So, what is the difference between the US doing it or China doing it? There isn’t a difference.

[@royhuang9715]

@@fahimrind9714 not false equivalency, this is actually what happened. Although the US doesn’t quote on quote bans the medicine for export. But the cost wall for new drugs are so high, nobody can afford to pay for it. Thus a barrier is still established. Chinese doesn’t have access to the newest drug US developed that’s a fact whether you like it or not. So did China complain like that guy did? Not really, they understood they need to catch up and not be held at gun point for concessions.

[@lukexu1010]

"Wouldn't it be terrible if China first discovered and patented drugs?" Meanwhile people skipping out on doses of insulin in the US. 🙃🙃

[@u1rtc7t5f64t157856v8]

Honestly, equating the USA with China is lazy thinking at best...

[@lukexu1010]

@@u1rtc7t5f64t157856v8 agreed!

[@tanvirabedrahad6205]

@ADHD Insane Asylum what?

[@davidright1398]

@@Capsensor The caparison is the Chinese are on the verge of using AI to make the newest drugs. While you americans are skipping using an old drug like Insulin because of its cost you using "Tienanmen"? as an argument is just as weak as you americans have troops in 20 countries in just Africa alone causing the demise of people because you dont want them to be in control in that country their people went from being paid 1 dollar a day to the biggest foreign buyers of your American Real Estate btw you should type into a search....on who already controls the supply of essential ingredients that goes into the world's pharmaceutical drugs... like Insulin... and learn something

[@momoware]

@@Capsensor Except the "Tiananmen" incident happened in 1989. At least get your spelling and facts right.

[@TL-fe9si]

If AI from both countries actually commands in wars, will it be possible for humans to sort their problem via war simulation with AI instead of actually fight it?

[@user-ko3or3pp8e]

not reaaaaly, the losing side will eventually play it dirty in reality, people in power will not accept their fail unless someone put it i their face...

[@TheRedland284]

@@user-ko3or3pp8e It is easy for US to win the battle. Just kidnap the executives’ relatives.

[@hatol614]

Definitely not through war simulation but actual war.

[@kevinwestrom4775]

All it would take is for one of the countries to detonate an EMP or a few to knock out/destroy the other country's unshielded computer networks & electrical infrastructure to win while the losing country is in the dark ages for a time.

[@pooglechen3251]

don't think so. The AI these countries want are only for making weapons faster / cheaper / deadier and not for more intelligent

[@posthocprior]

One question: how does one quantize who is winning in AI?

[@ahmadalkhansa5294]

It depends on the difficulty of the problems that AI is trying to solve, efficiency and accuracy of the algorithms (software) and the level of computational advancement (hardware).

[@shakazulu5819]

China is transparent in using AI America is using AI secretly on its citizens

[@Batman2StaticShock]

The best inference and improv models that can execute the most, with the least amount of data or commands. I guess. I don’t have much implicit “”understanding”” on A.I.

[@goatz4u]

The answer in that is multifaceted but the overall influence being the broad definition. That being a combination of all areas relevant to this end be it manufacturing and engineering or solving socioeconomic problems. At the end of the day though I personally believe the answer lies in the margin in which the AI affects world leadership margins.

[@aliasrehbar9693]

@@shakazulu5819 Doesnt make it less wrong. Both are wrong.

[@siddharthsingh3358]

Him saying drugs given to chinese and not US because of political reasons is a bit hypocritical because that's what American companies have been doing.

[@MrNikkovl]

Hello, excuse me: could you please reverse the logic "wouldn't it be terrible if US first discovered and patented drug?" (POV: third world country)

[@Thinkofwhat]

White privileged…..they don’t seem to be aware of that. Or they reckoned it’s a natural order of things:)

[@yifeizhang2627]

Exactly what I was thinking, all those For Profit Pharmas

[@oogabooga2581]

i stumbled on this too, no idea what he meant apart from "being the first" to do it or "controlling it"

[@Bruv009]

I would say no. If anything its bad for us Americans cuz we have to pay a premium on medicine and drugs, because Big Pharma wants to reap back their research and development (R&D). But the rest of the world is able to enjoy lower drug prices. A quick search will show you various articles on such a topic.

[@JonROlsen]

@@Bruv009 lol

[@guens01]

Eric from Google talks about China violating it's people's privacy is ironic? Also, the narrator at 7:55 says Jack Ma was detained. Really?

[@zhang_han]

irony is how you know the person knows what they're talking about.

[@davout5775]

Well he is not wrong

[@makemap]

@@davout5775 China is not wrong about corporate takeover from companies like Facebook or Google either.

[@davout5775]

@@makemap What do you mean by takeover? They took over what?

[@makemap]

@@davout5775 Mean first they try control Chinese products, then they control the Chinese Gov before using it to invade other countries just like US troops acting as Mercs for corporations. The Chinese Gov blocked them. Go google Monsanto trying to takeover Indian farmlands. You are behind on the evil policy of the West right now.

[@youngz13o]

Schmidt’s a mouthpiece for the military

[@someguy7723]

Why would the military not be desperate for the weapon that will win the next war?

[@MelaninMagdalene]

Pentagon tech guy quit because the us would rather invest in F-35s than cyber .

[@JonROlsen]

@@someguy7723 Which war is that?

[@Dwg256]

€636.

[@bunny1765]

"How would you feel if all of the key drugs were first developed and patented in China and were available to Chinese people and not in the West because of some political reason?" - Definitely better. Not to mention that China isn't timid about helping other 3rd world countries in need. We've clearly seen how "kind" the West was to the 3rd world countries when they were in need

[@upsidedown1671]

Also, China is NOT in the service of billion dollar companies. Unlike the US. The US governance system is literally controlled by these companies. Profit over everything else...

[@stykefilmstudios4230]

The problem is that china doesn’t help those countries for their benefit. Sure, those countries benefited from sinovax, ppe, the Silk Road, and other Chinese initiatives, but they are playing the long game. Those small countries are now in debt to china and china will not forgive that debt. American advances in the medical industry are taken for granted now, but there importance cannot be understated, especially because they come with few strings attached. The price of medicine and health care in the us should definitely be debated, but giving leverage to China will be much worse.

[@richardfan4122]

Huawei owned most of 5g patents.

[@ibcyt]

@@stykefilmstudios4230 Once again, NSA script..... China forgives debt much more than the IMF and World bank has, which are all controlled by the US and her allies.

[@user-zd1wz7mn5s]

"available to Chinese people and not in the West"...the fact that third world countries ain't even mentioned is frightening... in their right mind... only West is considered here...the rest of us are transparent...

[@presentmalone]

Eric Schmidt challenging China's privacy breaches as concerning is like Stalin questioning the conditions in Hitler's prisoner of war camps

[@hughmungus2760]

More like Goebbels writing about how terrible the soviets were to the Ukrainians

[@tommaso1810]

im gonna steal your quote thz very much

[@iliaserrami86]

Yeah I agree that privacy in the U.S is non existant just like in China, but have you tried being blacklisted from life for insulting Winnih the Xi on social media ? Or have you tried becoming a billionaire and being erased by the government because they don't like you ? (Alibaba CEO Jack Ma). Yeah no man, Americans take so much rights for granted, c'mon man if you don't like it here move to China.

[@hughmungus2760]

​@@iliaserrami86 I dont even think XI has a social media account. he's not Trump. People talk smack about XI all the time in chinese social media, its when you threaten to do thing to him thats when you go on a list. Just like when you threaten to do things to the POTUS.

[@iliaserrami86]

@@hughmungus2760 Yeah well try saying that to Zhang zhan, I've never seen a prisoner in the U.S because of journalism. Most of the time it is because of leaking data they clearly agreed not to leak. Also read how China defines it's social credit system. If you praise China on social media you get additional points, insulting the CCP or any related figure will remove points. Buying alcohol for example will remove points. When you don't have enough points you can't have a job, can't rent an apartment and can't get a public transportation ticket, just to let ya know, cars are not the main transport in China. Sorry but idiots like you like to pick on Trump, please shut up, Trump is just a puppet like all the other presidents, literally nothing has changed, not the growth rates, Obama was about to withdraw troops too, stop thinking the president actually does any decisions, the real rulers are more educated than you think, do you think any idiot can keep a country up and running as the world superpower for decades ? If you turned of the news and just lived normally you'd notice no change whatsoever. Anyhow people like you take your freedom for granted, if the U.S was 1.5 billion people them maybe we'd count social credit and all but no thanks, we are ok with our 330 million.

[@kaliskunkog2255]

China SUPREMACY in ai America LEADER in ai What a difference it makes when people carefully word things. No but it's not propaganda. It doesn't shape or influence people's emotions. Lol A1 propaganda or should i say ai propaganda.

[@wilsonwalker7428]

@J Kairos then please recall the 800+ military bases around the globe, China has only one military base on foreign soil

[@xmightyxquinnx1]

“We need to do this consistent with American values” PRISM lol

[@Student0Toucher]

Because China would be a better world leader

[@d34d10ck]

"American values" yeah, that's where i had to laugh as well.

[@jonjeskie5234]

@@d34d10ck because you prefer concentration camps or what?

[@1000xtati]

American values means profit before human beings. If the US discovers the cure for cancer only very rich people will afford it, if it is China then the poor countries can have access too

[@jonjeskie5234]

@@1000xtati China took all the PPE for themselves during the pandemic and then re-sold to the world for profit 🤨.. while USA is the most charitable County on earth by the numbers

[@gj8550]

AI is a broad technology. It has applications in many industry sectors including medicine, transportation, military, communications, energy and many more. US may be more advanced in some areas, but it is clearly years behind in implementation in areas such as self driving cars, facial recognition and factory robotics. As US falls further behind in its 5G implementations, it will further hamper the usage of AI in remote medical surgery, self driving cars and to a certain extent the military.

[@khaldrago911]

Meh.. AI - another buzzword. These journos with BS degrees in the humanities don’t truly understand the techs involved and get suckered in by the hype. Every 10 years some tech is considered “world changing”. 😂 electricity was truly a quantum leap. The only thing that’s come close has been ICT, of which AI is just a mere component.

[@caelcdye9575]

@@khaldrago911 I don’t know depends on the type of AI you are talking about. An Ai that has the same intelligence or greater then people would be another revolution. They could then replace all jobs as long as the hardware can keep up and I believe the software is the issue for something like that not the hardware.

[@artofexistance]

@@caelcdye9575 yes and we’re no where near this level of AI. Hype , hype , hype.

[@cobaltblue2756]

@@caelcdye9575 yes robots that replacing human labor is the thing that we've been seeing more often this day and it can change the world that we used to live in for better or worse thanks to ai, maybe the change is not in drastically as we've seen on the revolutionary of electric inventions but we can clearly see that we are on the direction of an AI age

[@damianjf6357]

@@josephs1752 nope dude .in autonomis technology it's Baidu In AI is Chinese AI And in 5G is Hauwei and ZTE lol

[@Uttam_Kumar_Jana]

Well the buyers are surely going to benefit from such ego based competitions, irrespective of whoever dominates the most.

[@stevenpreston5619]

Just to be fair, this guy stated that what will happen if china is ahead of US in A.I, we be in trouble ( why )?, Because the same thing can be said by china or any other countries, we are in trouble because US is ahead in A.I. we should just learn and share technology not afraid who is ahead.

[@junruibeto8989]

It's a government official saying such thing, not weird tho. He's talking about the threat in terms of national strategy. If China is leading the AI, USA's NO.1 place in the world would be threatened by CHINA! He's just posting another China threat comment.

[@briangeiger9307]

We will all be friends. Right. You do know China is telling its citizen they are going to beat us in a war right? They tell their citizen to boycott the US. Hate to pop the bubble, but they are not your friend. You don't have freedom in China. We have been down this road before when the cold war was going strong in the 80's. You got these progressive saying "better red than dead" They were going to roll over for the Soviets. Any competition to the US, and they roll over. In their heart, they hate America and wants to burn it down soon as they get a chance.

[@yaphonghor4409]

US wants absolute leads in every field so that it can milk the world dry! That is the priority of US capitalism which is milking the world for many decades now...wake up, people!!!!

[@thegameofmoney91]

Great content. Thanks for posting!

[@Paulkjoss]

“How would you feel if all of the key drugs were developed and patented in China and were available to Chinese people and not the West because of some political reason?” - I would feel hope - After years of disgusting greed driven atrocities in the drug sector by Western big Pharma, hopefully another country with different values can show us a better way. Seriously.

[@MrSchweppes]

You don't want a communist country to be number 1 in AI. Trust me. I was born in the USSR.

[@nowiambecomedeath970]

Different values? Killing 55 million of ur own people during cultural revolution is not just a "different value" , suppressing freedom of religion , practice is not just a "different value". Grow up

[@nowiambecomedeath970]

@@MrSchweppes exactly , these wannbes , "wokes" in west are the real threat to humanity , not china or ccp

[@SunnySzetoSz2000]

@@MrSchweppes Today China isn't real communist country, it not equal to USSR

[@jennifermary3581]

@@MrSchweppes China is a socialist country formulated in accordance with China's national conditions. Not every country is fit for capitalism. For example, capitalism and communism in African countries have not developed significantly

[@dagelichb]

comparing with China maybe the best way to get money from congress.

[@JonROlsen]

They just bumped up the war spending.

[@MorningLightMtn]

Whoever wins the AI race, China or USA, hopefully would have developed and triple-checked some effective safety and override systems. I'd rather not get converted into paperclips by a paperclip maximizing AI.

[@VincentGill3]

They (the masters who make the rules) want to devolve human beings into human doings.

[@cryptic2121]

Reminds me of an game called Universal Paperclips. You eventually turn everything into paperclips including yourself lol

[@witness1013]

Man you guys do such an amazing job on your mini docs!!!!!

[@LordCommissarLex]

Yes

[@Immortal-Daiki]

Haha every single time

[@vonoxid]

Also impressive they could interview Robert Li *Robin

[@sword7872]

This doc shows the greed of Eric schimdt. US military and US big pharma should not be allowed to rule.

[@LaowaiDaveJCP]

Propah

[@markkupanu8456]

ALL countries must develop its artificial intelligence for the sake of the economy and development.

[@jamesgreen4212]

Keep up these quicktakes! They always make me do a spittake :D

[@hyy3657]

glad to see China and USA compete for AI, human could benefit from tech investments

[@JoeMama-fj2vm]

@@hyy3657 not at all would just lead to technocrats and the decline of society

[@dudewaldo4]

Haha funny! The United States has been spying on its citizens electronically for two whole decades!

[@Dwg256]

€24_5

[@L98fiero]

I thought it interesting when they asked how you'd feel if China developed all the new drugs first and didn't let America have them,.... like America is doing right now with the COVID vaccines.

[@L98fiero]

@@justwatchingstuffhere It was projection but I think more to engender fear rather than divert attention.

[@Phlegethon]

"How would you feel if all the drugs were first available in China and not available to the US cause of some political reason" I dunno...ask how China and other countries feel about drugs today.

[@KayyHong]

Ask all the countries not getting covid-19 vaccines because the rich western countries are hoarding them.

[@compadre9783]

Americans are never tired of lying to your face about their outstanding values portraying themselves as knights in shiny armor 😂

[@Sone418]

While TSMC is important, it's their Dutch machine supplier ASML that's key. ASML is banned from working with China by the US, that is the major issue.

[@wildreams]

@ That’s not entirely accurate. If their role is that mundane, any company can substitute it.

[@kristopherbell7158]

Tsmc is coming to the us im happy 😊 who cares about china

[@Sone418]

@@kristopherbell7158 yup, the US is also poaching TSMC engineers and pushing them to build a factory in the US

[@brian514]

@@kristopherbell7158 1.4 billion Chinese and other friendly people care. Apparently you don't. I do remember when US banned China from working with ISS, China builds its own space station. when US cut the signal of GPS,China develops its own GPS called Beidou. Now US is banning chip companies from selling some core technologies, let's see what's going to happen.

[@kishanchali8752]

@@kristopherbell7158 Trade wars take us nowhere. It shows how immature and insecure the US is.

[@tizianosummo2307]

Wonderful content of the highest quality!

[@dreamxcviii3249]

That A.I. antibiotic part was absolutely wild and it seems like it sort of got brushed over by the whole war aspect of things, however I had always wondered this exact thing. I always thought that if A.I. got advanced enough then would it not be able to forever negate the need for real world test/ trials/ & experimentation, especially when it comes to vaccines, if you can put in a set of parameters and information on the environment and what outcome would need to be achieved and let the computer run millions or even billions of simulations in a matter of days or even seconds to find the desired outcome that would absolutely change medical science forever

[@davidbosak7503]

Don't see how it would ever negate the need for human trials. Even an drug developed with AI can have unforeseen side effects that have to be tested before being rolled out on a mass scale.

[@chubascomohd2688]

Mr Ding most probably, he is from Sitiawan, Perak, Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@MrMikkyn]

Yeah that is crazy. Imagine an AI that has everybody’s genetics, develops a medicine and trials it on the whole global population in one day through a virtual computation, and then they sell that medicine. Its crazy.

[@Vedrajrm]

It’s Wargames all over again

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks for posting

[@marcorossi2268]

I am doing an Msc in Deep Learning and i can tell you that almost any paper was authored by at least a Chinese researcher

[@TheFreesubs12]

Where the american researchers

[@ez3902]

Predicting uncertainity in an infinite set, only then AI can stand out as a revolutionary change.

[@ALWH1314]

Bloomberg should also survey the top US tech companies for the percentage of Chinese AI developer/engineer, be very surprised no matter US or China won, Chinese already won. The founder of TSMC was born in China and TSMC has huge production on China mainland. China is also making advance I quantum computing to execute more complex AI.

[@tluangasailo3663]

But China can't beat chatgpt

[@randomdude4669]

Look at american scientists so many Chinese born and first generation Chinese Americans

[@asiklosi]

Actually TSMC is just a factory which uses western technology from ASML.

[@JiajuChen]

Yeah, so only the US is allowed to have the patents of drugs and sell them in such expensive price, and exporting them triple the price to other countries, right? Surely US is the only country that is allowed to have the best AI tech following this logic. At least in China, we want to make everything cheap and available to anyone, other than milking every single drop of the profit out of the technological advantage.

[@thescandinavian303]

China gov, is killing tis own people and milking no comunist members.

[@Angel-Dsan]

Buen mini-doc :)

[@peterhsueh5214]

I like it immediately said China has 4 times more engineers.

[@royhuang9715]

And 25% engineers in US are Chinese. Keep up the identity politics and see how many of those people will start feeling it’s unsafe to stay in the US and leave.

[@peterhsueh5214]

@@royhuang9715 I feel the trend is definitely unfavorable to US.

[@davout5775]

@@royhuang9715 That's not true at all!

[@masterchinese28]

@@royhuang9715 Those who stay in the US also pay taxes and spend their money there. The US is silly to limit the amount of expert visas they give out every year. Even American companies who want to compete have no choice but to set up factories and R&D centers in China/ Asia where their employees will pay local taxes and boost local economies. Politics is a silly that way.

[@richardlabeja]

US has to import most of its engineers as they are not producing enough home grown talent.

[@subbyplayz6332]

This was a triumph. I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS.

[@J_X999]

That was a great song. And a great game

[@jman7826]

“Because the laws are different they are able to violate people’s privacy, surveil people, and so forth” hahaha takes one to know one

[@justice929]

It's called projecting in psychology... i.e. US jingoistic nature projects China as always wanting war which in fact the opposite is true.

[@keijokelvoton8936]

You are absolutely right. The US has incited, participated, and started many wars and military conflicts in the name of "defending their country/freedom". Talking about effective propaganda... While the US has been pouring trillions of dollars into waging war here and there, China has been busy building their economic and geopolitical influence. Now China is the largest economy in the world, and they are about to become the dominant military force aswell. Sorry to say, but no matter how much you like to think "America is the greatest country in the world", all unbiased data suggest the very opposite on so many areas measuring quality of life.

[@junruibeto8989]

@@keijokelvoton8936 Gotta admit that there's still a huge gap between China and USA in terms of economy, tech, and military, despite of its massive growth in the past decades. However, it's hopeful that China will have greater influence and development in the following decades. That's a huge challenge to the DEMOCRATIC system which the west adopts and believes in deeply. They will only put more suppression and sanctions on China because they don't want China to prove that the communism can also succeed.

[@joet5275]

The most promising and exciting area of AI application is replacing politicians by algorithms. Imagine no corruption, no special interests groups, no revolving doors. The world will be a much better place. In case you don’t like the policy, just hit the reset button

[@Paulkjoss]

Exactly

[@adventuretime6641]

@@Paulkjoss Algorithms made by Tech Oligarchs running on their ideology, is that really better than politicians, maybe for you!

[@ansalan7734]

@@Paulkjoss So artificial intelligence can never replace politicians.

[@olby2525]

LOL you have a fundamental misunderstanding of what AI does and how it works

[@kevkevpurple]

I'm sorry [Joe T], I'm afraid I can't do that.

[@Fritz999]

And the Us has forty times more lawyers, or???

[@nmew6926]

They poach so many talents in India when these talents would be so useful in India itself to lift hundreds millions out of poverty. I doubt whether US will help India economically. US wont like to create a second China to compete with in 20 years.

[@holycow343]

12:09 right and the US don't do that with the patriot act?

[@iliaserrami86]

Facts

[@jayl3855]

Love the conclusion

[@Chandankumar-qw6hb]

thanks for infomation

[@bobbyus]

China already overtook the US in terms of AI….this report is from two years ago 😅. Why that fellow from CIA just resigned …

[@devantiajordan1343]

This are those, "first to develop the atomic bomb" vibes like the Manhattan project

[@MarkisCouch_1WhatJustHappened]

Interesting topic!

[@erikkollasch]

00:57 The way Jeffrey Ding's voice cracks in low registers sounds like digital modulation

[@duquesealand3240]

10:30 that guys example is literally how the Soviet Union avoided nuclear destruction. Probably the US would have pushed the button

[@guinewer]

In my opinion, the AGI and ASI is something we as a species need to do right on the first time. There wont be a second chance after the AI Singularity, whenever that happens. So no matter how much politicians hate each other, there are issues they should cooperate together.

[@tonyhussey3610]

Absolutely... This tech is nothing we have seen before... It will rip the world apart if left to a capitalist model. AI needs to be open sourced so no county gets left behind

[@datche2425]

Go China!!!! Do this for Asia 💪

[@techtrendsandprofits]

This is a well done, incredibly informative documentary. Critically relevant to the times. Why is it not on mainstream streaming platforms?

[@leodancondori1948]

Youtuve is the best one

[@intothemoat]

Eric Schmidt lost me when he talked about privacy and American value. NSA is on top of the game, not to mention how you spy on your allies. I am surprised on his attitude of fear mongering when it comes to China. This ego of an Asian nation going to surpass us and we need to do all we can to stop it has a subtle racist tone to it. Do you expect China to stay poor and just work on agriculture? The Chinese too have the dream and ambitions to live a better life...

[@dex216sims]

Unfortunately, there are some Americans who'd prefer it if China were a big North Korea, like it was in the 50s, instead of turning into a big South Korea like it's doing now

[@CristMakhanya]

12:16 American values🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theobserver3753]

China’s values are worse no matter how you sliced it. You’re a fool if you can’t see that.

[@yutian5884]

@@theobserver3753 I don't recall China throwing coups left and right to destabilize countries like the CIA of "AMERICAN VALUES"

[@stevelee9731]

@@theobserver3753 You mean the American values that start wars after wars to feed the military industrial complex in disguise as spreading democracy? That American value? You're the fool that you can't see that.

[@ffaa9422]

@DaRealestOfDemAll you remember how long the Roman empire lasted?

[@rohlay00]

Are those consumerism, materialism, greed, narcissism, egocentrism and destruction?

[@ficg08]

Great Vid

[@techrisemedia]

Amazing stuff

[@yunz936]

Bloomberg is such a sinophobic media

[@prakash_77]

Great video! Loved it!!

[@business]

We're happy you enjoy it!

[@bigansh]

@@business please tell me how are you able to add your own emojis?

[@bigansh]

@Jinga Randy how is that related?

[@dovecat]

​@Jinga Randy this is a joke, right? i honestly can't tell cause it's written seriously, but like....

[@mlc4495]

@Jinga Randy Are you Indians really so emotionally fragile that you have to say how great you are on every comment thread you come across?

[@peperoninja387]

One thing that you have to know is that, China prioritize Social Harmony more than Individual rights and liberty.

[@samuelo.4298]

great insight in this space

[@mrdol]

holy smokes, this doc is superb. The whole topic is just mind-bending. It's soooo captivating to think what the world and society will look like in 10-20-30 years from now.

[@flaskanbottle9250]

Saying that before you even watched the whole thing...

[@julioduan7130]

大惊小怪！

[@nothing9220]

That's why I need immortality

[@TolaRat]

Start learning Mandarin now

[@danwelterweight4137]

@@nothing9220 would you really like to live forever. See everyone you love die before you. Then after they died you would never again be able to build a personal relationship with anyone because you would know that the pain of losing them would be too unbearable. You would feel like the loneliness person in earth. Not Being able to love or be friends with anyone for fear of losing them. I think such a thing would be unbearable.

[@nufh]

And remember, AI can snowball everything. That's the most scariest part of it.

[@PP-vf1kx]

….we have become so intelligent that we wiped ourselves out…😶‍🌫️😳

[@lamtrinh8780]

not even the scariest but the MOST scariest. That's very scary indeed :D

[@prim16]

@@lamtrinh8780 We're just fortunate that it's not yet the mostest scariest

[@questworldmatrix]

Human beings have snowballed themselves to near nuclear annihilation. You don't need to point fingers at AI for that.

[@lamtrinh8780]

@@prim16 😂

[@poko1030]

Artificial intelligence is the modular between counter clockwise / clockwise with scalable the language accelerator.

[@WildsDreams45]

The problem with AI I don't think has a lot to do with technology I think it has a lot more to do with understanding how intelligence works in the first place after all how can you recreate something when you don't understand it?

[@BenHuntsman]

This is superb folks, the inclusion of Eric Schmidt really made it Edit: and Mr. Baidu too of course. Really the whole cast was excellent

[@prashunpcchakraborty70]

Massive respect for Baidu's chairman, polite and well spoken but there can be no coupling with a country in which you are afraid to disagree with the Government.

[@horrorshow7562]

Like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai?

[@wilsonwalker7428]

I am sure all the 95% dead Native Americans would love to have your moral support when they diagreed with 'the Government'

[@prashunpcchakraborty70]

Here comes whataboutery brigade

[@syedabbas5822]

You mean the American government

[@kaiwenyang5728]

The best way to stay ahead is not comparing yourself with the second place.

[@user-zf2se1he5h]

Who do you think is in first place?

[@Guesswhokk]

It like Watching "Forbin Project" between USSR vs USA

[@eriknorlander5814]

Meanwhile in EU: *GDPR-meeting*

[@ffaa9422]

Yeah really pathetic there is so much potential and everything is wasted

[@epicmatter3512]

@@blokin5039 Europe will always have US protection and you have Paris as a tourist destination so your fine.

[@yingfengxuan]

EU don't have any internet companies like google, Amazon, facebook, nor Alibaba, Tencent, of course it will not catch up in the AI race.

[@yingfengxuan]

@@blokin5039 Yep, I agree, EU just gave up to be a competitor in the US VS China game, and choose to be a cheer leader. How pathetic. However, I think people can understand EU's tough situation, after all, there are still many US military bases in EU.

[@cruzer0561]

and since the most investments come from private investors in the eu, and most of the money is in the us, theres an investment gap in the eu

[@erixariddell2172]

I agree, the dilemma AI pose could be devasting should conflict arise between countries. Communication will be compromised to commit to following orders in compressed time of life and death decisions in seconds. Can we really afford to put AI in a commanding position to make decisions without reconsideration of the consequences. History has shown time again how a delay, a recalculaion has saved humanity from false alarms. If we give AI the ultimate decision it maybe the last decision we ever make.

[@bohanwithb1546]

very well said

[@monkebetao]

ya i think i can see were this may go

[@willswanson2145]

Elon musk warned us when it comes to AI. Also, "Advances in efficiency and technology don't necessarily equate to progress for the human experience." - uknown.

[@15seconds3]

Elon Musk pushes pre-existing technology such as electric cars and rockets to space. He didn't invent either. Share prices for Tesla and SpaceX is based purely on speculation. Both companies have yet to produce a profit. Why Elon dismisses AI is it's beyond his ability. Musk claims he can have 1M people on Mars by 2050. That is a pipe dream. We may have 100,000 people living on Mars in 150 years, not in 29 years.

[@jackmanrapid4250]

will china take advantage of AI from the US? Bloomberg : yesn't

[@theresasteenved5938]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career. Purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life.

[@inesconcetta2461]

You are right, to be a successful person in life require him or her of hard work and time

[@kanuemma1008]

I totally agree with you it has been an eye_opening experience for alot of people.

[@sharonmichelmy4302]

investment is the key to achieving success with the current pandemic slowing down so many business.

[@ericmorgan2164]

@@sharonmichelmy4302 Talking about been successful. I know I am blessed if not I wouldn't meet someone is a spectacular as Mrs Madeleine latitia..

[@ericmorgan2164]

she has helped me recovered a lot from the time I have been trading with her

[@Anihilizm]

Mega Man: America's Dr. Thomas Light vs China's Dr. Albert Wily.

[@WizardOfCheese]

10:00 great point

[@bigjoseph1876]

“I’m sorry Xi, I’m afraid I can’t do that”

[@ThePillsburyJewboy]

Look Xi, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over

[@777jones]

“Bu Yao.”

[@choiklu]

make all the jokes you want, the last laugh is on you

[@tomaszyarlett8681]

Incompetence means incarceration when you fail Xi the Supreme Leader.

[@hypocritehater1673]

Look the reality what is happening to China and to America,make your clear assessment,feeling white supremacy doesn't and won't work.

[@liamcourt4601]

Why does it feel like this Jeffery Ding guy is being interviewed by a gun?

[@tedsomeone]

Does anyone know the name of the track in the background? Really love that sound

[@zoecarlibur]

So happy to see Eric Schmidt again :)

[@ingemar_von_zweigbergk]

4 times more engineers = 4 times more humans to feed, educate and guide

[@justice929]

30 million with IQ over 160 (10% of US population.) Einstein's IQ 160.

[@anonkun3807]

nice amerikkkan propaganda

[@olnbgy4444]

As opposed to the heavily censored media that comes out of China ?

[@nsebast]

@@olnbgy4444 if you think the media in US is not censored think again lol.

[@user-zf2se1he5h]

@@olnbgy4444 that change the fact this video is a pro US propaganda ?

[@tsundokus]

Shoutout to the Taiwan and japan to great countries

[@russellchampman5898]

Well said let’s all transcend

[@rabbitazteca23]

not to mention Data points in China are easily accessible (data is very important in AI) and they have cities dedicated to be test beds for new technology and adoption simulation.