Ex-Google China President on How China Is Shaping the Future of AI w/ Kai-Fu Lee | EP

[@johnwhoo6194]

One of the most famous AI experts in the world, but speaks in such a humble manner, respect!

[@myew4481]

Being humble is a quality Chinese culture promote & emphasize -children grew up being taught and reminded constantly to be humble by their parents & teacher.

[@Lovin_It]

@@myew4481 If I remember correctly, and I could be wrong, but I was the most humble man in China at one time, not so long ago.

[@iakobkv271]

YES DAWG! I FEEL IT

[@霜月-b2z]

@@Lovin_It 你跟我这不叫谦逊，是确实身无长技啥也不是🤣

[@thenL4595]

Niu 😂​@@Lovin_It

[@unreliablenarrator6649]

A Kai-fu Lee interview is always a good talk with take-aways. Thanks.

[@Vicky-Blue]

They Chinese are so humble

[@Ken129100]

Thanks to Confucius for teaching that

[@henli-rw5dw]

Seems quite realistic as well. You can't shoot for the stars, but you can leverage your advantage which is low cost and hard work to compensate and get to where you want to go.

[@MRT-co1sd]

Too humble by KaiFu. I don’t think he wants to upset the Americans.

[@FuTienyueh]

Be water my friend.

[@tvm73827]

Yes that’s why we have taken over the world

[@JaimeChavezDJ]

Huge fan of Dr Kai Fu Lee forever! Kudos on jumping back into entrepreneurship. Thank you for your patience with "our parents" (borrowing from Peter's great analogy towards the end). Good luck in continuing to leave your indelible mark on the world of AI (your 40-yr old baby... or your love as you mentioned early on). Thanks for your sage advice. Blessings.

[@abcJ-q4v]

be careful kaifu, they already killed that stanford chinese quantum professor.

[@MRT-co1sd]

He’s just a Taiwanese talking head, no substance.

[@alphaomega1969]

The Chinese are way ahead of US with quantum computer, why do American blame china for everything when it the US going around the world mass murdering people. You have a low iq.

[@Lavovoyaye]

@@MRT-co1sdTaiwanese?

[@uniquescience7047]

what is this news? i dont know about it

[@youtuberx199]

He wasn't the only one. The other one was found "suicided" in California recently. I don't remember her name.

[@onlythetruthformeandyou]

No you are wrong Kai-Fu, America did not invent most things, and certainly not at the universities in America.

[@MRT-co1sd]

He’s just saying that to keep his US investors happy. He can work his Chinese workers hard but his Americanized AIs in China are getting left behind by the Chinese own and grown AIs just look at the performances of deepseek and QWEN. He told his workers not to innovate and just uses US universities research papers (who are by the way mostly written by mainland Chinese) to implement. He’s looking to capture $$$ and using the speed and efficiency of the Chinese to be one of the first in one of his projects so one or some becomes the next Unicorn to become the next billionaire.

[@realBlue2024]

You are so smart😂

[@Brianhartmanmusic]

@@realBlue2024examples with citations? Just the inventions at space x and Tesla alone: Tesla Motors has 3,442 patents globally, which belong to 1,139 unique patent families. Tesla also invented the Tesla Supercharger. Space x invented mechazilla and reusable rockets. These things are monumental achievements on top of thousands of others

[@mrd6869]

Says the guy using youtube (also created by americans LOL)..You've done no research, go eat cheeseburgers.

[@USA-CIA-NED_ProxyDeathSquadOps]

a reusable rocket-powered vehicle is nothing novel from any other reusable vehicle or vessel, powered by any other motor

[@ham9187]

One of the two high level issues that broke Google was the performance evaluation system valuing papers. Papers are almost always negative value for the company, but a benefit for the author. The speaker gets this.

[@AnonymousFriend-i7l]

Amazing interview! Such a calm and strategic voice.

[@mickbadgero5457]

Thanks, Peter. Good interview. Not all questions have just one correct answer. When Kai-Fu Lee's first book came out I gave it to any computer science student that wanted it, and had trouble giving away a half dozen copies. I told all my programming students that in ten years they would not have a job if they did not get into AI or cybersecurity. Still, half of them just wanted to be game programmers.

[@davidlam2221]

Totally agree with Lee : PRC will lead in the area of AI and eventually will rule the world. That's for sure! 😌

[@chenyang9336]

no... PRC just work hardly to make products for the world. no interesting to rule the world.. 😂😂😂

[@bearpolo3618]

No, China doesn't want to become a hegemony or the "world ruler". It's against Chinese culture and philosophy.

[@jbroiles]

Thanks for sharing your interesting discussion Peter and Kai-Fu, I appreciate you and your efforts!

[@kevinw6237]

such a great interview!! kai-fu lee is sharp as ever!

[@Dare2Blink]

Great interview. I do however strongly disagree that Americans are still best at inventing new technologies and Chinese are best only at execution. This was the case maybe 5 to 7 years ago but nowadays China is constantly out innovating the US in most technologies (any technology related to electric cars or solar panels, or wind turbines, or high speed rail, even space technology is being developed much faster in China). China's universities, especially those with stem courses, are rising very fast with China graduating from many time more stem graduates each year, while the US is having a crisis in getting students to show interest in Stem. Also more Chinese papers are cited worldwide than American ones for one or two years now. One just has to look at Huawei, Dji, Xiaomi, Byd, etc to see that Chinese have no issues out inventing the west.

[@susymay7831]

Timestamps would help your nice videos ❤

[@tuckerbugeater]

you should watch the video

[@susymay7831]

@tuckerbugeater I did. You don't seem to understand effective video presentation.

[@sipcore888]

I remember when I was a university student 30 years ago, I learned the voice recognition model he published on the IEEE journals.

[@Digit_alNomad]

Dr Kai-Fu Li always gives us great insight into AI.

[@mijmijrm]

Historically, the breakthroughs come from the most advanced societies. Let's not imagine there's anything special about America when it comes to innovation.

[@AskarAituovFamily-l2d]

Kazakhstan AI landscape is stunning

[@afterthesmash]

If Larry Page thought that the holy grail was a single correct answer, he is far from being as clever as I thought he was. Big Brother might wish to define search in that way, but I don't. Hey, Google: What is the one correct way to cook an egg? Google: Hire a five-star Michelin chef to ask each person at the table how they like their eggs, and have the chef prepare each serving accordingly. Hey, Google: Holy smokes, that seems awfully expensive. Google: The simplicity of one-size-fits-all does not come cheap. But if you like, I can sell you a universal IKEA flat pack which contains every known appliance you could possibly need to cook an egg any possible way. Hey, Google: Will all these gadgets fit into my kitchen? Google: If you have to ask, probably not. But if you like, I can sell you a universal private volcanic island with enough kitchen space to hold every kitchen appliance ever invented in the history of humankind. Hey, Google: This seems to be getting more expensive, not less expensive. Google: Okay, I get it. You've only got two bucks. Just boil the damn thing for four minutes (pssst, and don't tell Larry I gave you a second opinion, this is just between us).

[@WayneKaminsky]

"Single Answer Search Engine Results": NO! thats is the wrong aim, the wrong mindset. People want options

[@wilmeramadoraguilar47]

If it can give you a single most correct answer it can give you as many relatively correct results all you need to do is ask

[@bondys-video-kucing]

Chatgpt shows us that concept is correct

[@david-yo6ei]

not everything needs or has options to choose from. imagine you search: is Wayne gay....then google pops up the leftist or rightist view about the subject that has nothing to do with you

[@tracy419]

Unfortunately he says it this way because we live in a world of alternative facts, thanks to maga. He's not saying we should limit choice when there are more options, just that when there is an actual correct answer, it isn't included with a bunch of opinions or conspiracies presented as facts. I think he sees your AI learning your interests and preferences and giving the best option for you. And I'm willing to bet he also envisions you being able to set your preferences in a way that provides you with more options, in the right context for you.

[@ml2k8]

Amazing expert who is humble and practical.. unlike the “innovative” egoistic folks in States

[@merveilmeok2416]

Beside US and Chinese engineers and their creativity, how are Japanese and Europe fit in the future of any AI model? What universities/colleges are driving the AI future besides Stanford and the business community? Do think tanks will be important in some inflection decisions in the US? Also, poweful people don't discuss ethics too much. What a point AI would a political issue? Thanks.

[@Kevin-kd6hf]

Eric Schmidt recently said that " (the gap between) the US and China is within a year's time, everyone else is well behind." , source:v=AjgwIRPnb_M, 26:58

[@曾憲祥-c5q]

Kaifu you are my Hero👍👍👍💪💪💪💝💝💝

[@angeloescourt9958]

I am busy working on the 1+1 algorithm for quantum computers. The code can run on a 486 CPU and still be effective. The mathematics are a new approach. This mathematics better explain or process the spooky effect that even Einstein could just observe. I can say I now know what it is and how to employ it mathematically in quantum systems but the problem is I don't have a qualification as a mathematician. I invent things in mathematics.

[@23drcharles]

The new book The Bubble That Broke The Bank will deal with the coming structural unemployment in 2026. The new golden horde of AI workers will replace the non-Ai workers. This new labor force will have historic implications and lead to business owners using cheaper AI workers.

[@binliu976]

Would be interesting to know what's the business model of the AI search engine. How are they going to make enough money to survive?

[@chenyang9336]

it will replace the massive basic labors and some middle labor s ……

[@sherolinnaheang3009]

Well done, thank you.

[@maxquasar]

Open source is one of the 2 keys I am looking for. The other decentralization. Without it, I argue there is no path the AGI. It would also go a long way towards aligning the US and China. The Bitcoin of AI🖖

[@Mysterus88]

Such a great guest and sleepy interview.

[@Matrix1Gamer]

US/China partnership. 🎉

[@MRT-co1sd]

This guy’s AIs are behind those of the Chinese 😂😂

[@alphaomega1969]

Tesla FSD is a Chinese open source AI software code sold to Elon Musk, Elon Musk was furious when found out he had to pay for it,the Chinese engineer told Elon Auto Pilot and FSD are two different thing lol After the Chinese engineer instal the programme and left, Elon accused the Chinese engineer of stealing his own FSD lol

[@alphaomega1969]

The US economy is in collapse and in huge debt. China are restoring US economy with by providing Tesla tech and autonomous assembly line, SpaceX, starlink, solar city, Nuralink, The Boring Company, Optimus bot. Lol This why Chinese EV are heavily blocked or taxed until the debts has reached its threshold.

[@vinaisww]

Does the “996” concept commonly followed in all Eastern Asia ie china. Japan and Korea??

[@turtlesoup8134]

In China? No. Only a minority of company mainly in tech follows that work schedule.

[@nagi-springfield93]

japan and korea is well known for 996 , just look at subway station in japan lol

[@gelinrefira]

I don't think it is accurate to even say that the Americans innovate and the Chinese execute because it is increasingly clear that the Chinese can innovate just as well and they can execute too, while the Americans are getting worse each year.

[@jamesz80]

With the diagnostic centres, can you please build one in Sydney Australia?

[@sh5465]

'single answ ' model.... often my questions aent focused enough and achoice of answes aka google is beneficial. so why should it fail?

[@Buckzoo2030]

Google’s Gemini is already giving single answer search with no ads. Is it trying to cannibalize itself?

[@Cam12318]

Very nice video and interviews with this Chinese business man 🎉

[@michaelmarchal4004]

Many breakthroughs in the USA are driven by individuals born in China, largely due to the strong education systems in their home countries. The USA benefits from harnessing the advanced knowledge and skills these students bring. However, many of these students and their parents are often more focused on the prestige of the university's name than the education itself. Meanwhile, China is already surpassing the USA in innovation in areas such as artificial intelligence, 5G technology, renewable energy, e-commerce, high-speed rail, and quantum computing and communication.

[@ctrl-shift-run8681]

Great interview. But on another note, too bad their stock market trades at a massive discount to GDP.

[@henli-rw5dw]

Low margin.

[@manjitbatth539]

SBGAI network ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mark-to4vy]

Interesting, thanks!

[@UnsaltedCashew38]

Peter, can you please add a green bar on the sections that are promotions or ads as per the KZbin policy. I don't want to report the video. Thx

[@tracy419]

Just hit skip like a non douchebag would.

[@mf987fm]

Peter: as alawys a great Interview. Thank you!

[@axscdvfb]

Just want to put it out here: Kaifu Li is known as a 大忽悠 (big liar) in China as he talks a lot but hasn’t produced anything significant after he left Google.

[@jparsit]

A difficult life of 5,000 years has taught the Chinese how to behave toward others in different cultures, races, and norms. Civilization is not based on wealth, materials, and looks, but on humanity and compassion. Asia is lucky to have all the great philosophers: Buddha, Lao Zhue, Mohammad, and Christ born there. However, it has been twisted and turned in the wrong direction.

[@angeloescourt9958]

USA was a conduit to success. Most major invention came from USA, but it was the work of immigrants. Their own countries fail and in today's time countries should really learn to understand that progress is not just fighting for a piece of land. Email is invented by an Indian, Production innovation by Henry Ford, Mcoy was a African American etc... The list goes on. Heart transplant and brain transplant both African American. Caucasian had an unfair advantage, but it squeezed out talent from the foreigners instead. The will to survive were stronger.

[@angeloescourt9958]

The culture is important. These types of things are non-existent in Africa. Yet we do try an align ourselves but then the leaders drag behind. Slowing process in Africa because the Minister are actually chosen to bring the virtual world together.

[@getgal1]

Wow. Great interview.

[@iROChakri]

Its a battle between mainland Chinese and Chinese American lol

[@周雄开]

That’s what a great job of India CEO

[@feryalitkurniawan8429]

Nice

[@thirzel]

I am confused, there is no genAI at the moment and OpenAIs may be a dead end. Why do the Chinese think they lay behind?

[@raphaelmeillat8527]

Interview could not start in a poorer way than saying "I was impressed by work ethics and the infamous 996" like it's a good thing for humanity!

[@kenlek869]

996 is not normal in most companies in China. It is normal only in Internet related industries.

[@Anders01]

Great presentation! Funnily I do the opposite of what Lee said haha. I sometimes say thank you to AIs, but not please.

[@Ivan-jg1cc]

1:01:24

[@simoneyoga7743]

Eu preciso do video liberado para traduzir, Peter.

[@phillipwashington6925]

When the entire wotld is moving in the same direction, as a united human family, disunity, may possibly be the most unsolvable problem with the world.

[@7hx89]

Great program. Excellent guest. Alphabet is too big to turnaround

[@shaguangliedengtaiwanzhu]

Kai-Fu Lee is an employee of see eye ai.

[@peacerespect98]

Will he take AI 0.1 generate data by this guy in China to USA?

[@TheChucky777]

So cost is better that 4o, how does it compare on quality, and speed? I don't want just a cheap dummy ai😅

[@jayceh]

You should check AI benchmarks yourself Qwen, Yi-34 (KFL's company), etc

[@1081John]

I think, even Huawei can't win this smart phone technology!

[@richardchak696]

All 👍Lee Kia Foo of not forgetting your root.

[@1081John]

Hi, this is my own idea, window must come out version .2 smart phone , to win Google and apple, and must all free apps to win , Google and apple! The smart phone must be around the same price of this 2 company!

[@sherilynn101]

I was waiting to hear how to deal with AI impact on jobs, but the host kept on interrupting the guest - before breaking into an ad about his skincare products? (Sigh)

[@MacarthurLouissaint-rz7tl]

Hey buddy you might want to do a video on dr chris mcginty founder of the mcginty equation he talks about Ai holographic quantum computing and zero point energy and Healthcare.

[@jasonjimenez9116]

We should all learn mandarin. Lol

[@joechan3388]

If an Indian CEO and his Indian cohort managers cannot rejuvenate google, who else can? Perhaps google needs to hire more Indians.

[@david-yo6ei]

the problem is the INDIANS, look at canada

[@francisdelacruz6439]

Cutting edge researchers those making breakthroughs are in lab environments too busy for interviews. That being said no breakthroughs like transformers yet and thats been so long.

[@samhahn4740]

9am to 9pm is not a good work life balance

[@SometimesIamNot]

Better than being bombed by your enemies. Hardworking when it is survival mode.

[@Utoko]

There is no magical perfect work life balance. For employees, you need to have something which works for most. As CEO or every one else who gets payed for the output and not the time they put in they can decide what is right for them. They can scale back when they need to.

[@samhahn4740]

@ true! I’ve worked 50 hour weeks before and for me it was unhealthy for my relationship with friends , family and partner

[@elensayista8988]

Why is this video plagued with ads when Peter is already super rich. Big decrease in quality of the podcast

[@bondys-video-kucing]

996 concept still doesn't fit my logic for long run working

[@claudioagmfilho]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏🏻

[@WayneKaminsky]

Google are going to need to do a D.O.G.E - Elon Musk style cleanse. You cant rely on advert revenue forever... (well if your ad model was fair then maybe it could work)... but you will need to be more efficient and cheaper to run first.

[@fred8169]

You all want Google to lose so bad. The jealousy is ridiculous

[@blijebij]

China has a major Achilles' heel looming on the horizon. While every nation will face challenges, those with large populations, especially those reliant on cheap labor, will feel the impact more profoundly! One of China’s greatest strengths has been its hardworking and dedicated workforce, providing inexpensive labor. This has allowed China to produce goods at low costs, dominating global markets. However, within the next 20 years, the rise of robots and AI will likely replace much of the cheap labor force worldwide. When that happens, all nations will have access to cheap manufacturing through automation. At the same time, there will be fewer traditional jobs for everyone. (Also products can then be made cheap everywhere) For China, this transition could be especially problematic. How will the country provide employment for such a vast population? This shift could challenge the very identity of China's labor-driven economy. For a nation that prioritizes stability above all else, such a disruption may pose an even greater challenge than it might for Western nations.

[@tsuikr]

I think their strategy is to monopolize, or at least, going to have the largest chunk of the robotic market.

[@blijebij]

@@tsuikr Yes, I think the same.

[@sed9406]

You worry a little too much, they were there a while ago! China's population is collapsing and the birth rate is too low. Doesn't that just solve the replacement problem after AI?

[@blijebij]

@@sed9406 It could, but it is also a moment in time a snap shot. And its not a certainty it will.

[@不死原飴羽]

China population is collapsing, so the combination of AI and Automatic production will greatly benefited their manufacturing capability, you re missing many important point as you forget that China is the only country in the world have such manufacture capability, but that capability is largely supported by the enormous supply chain ecosystem within China which cannot be copied by others. At the same time, China has the world most efficient and huge domestic logistic supported by all kinds of high tech infrastructure, and China re already dominated in these field, automation manufacture also require huge amount of energy, then again, China already dominated in green energy field, which means in future, they have the advantages of having lower energy cost to produce than its competitors. So yeah, If China manufacture turns to AI + robotic it simply hard to be coppied by others , also note that China has the world's largest STEM graduate population.

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

Ur middle class is on way down bro, jus like impending doom of ur economy 😂

[@Arcticwhir]

google does publish

[@yaxixi3882]

without open source, there would be no Yi-LLM. so do like a baby crying google and openai do not open source due to political reason.

[@devasish204]

why are you after google? what political game are you trying to play this time?

[@winnaung1238]

More and more Children speaking English and curious about the world what’s fascinating but somehow in America not that many kids speaking Chinese and interesting the world!!! It’s hard for ordinary people judge which country willl lead the world lol

[@mrkevinlui]

Why AI single answer is a threat to ad-sense advertising ? Critics just gloss over that without any specifics.

[@andyy6481]

because if you search for something and they just give you the answer without having you to click again into some website, at that point there is no advertising to be place in that flow.

[@mrkevinlui]

Ad sense shows you the ads next to the blue links results while you still on google. How’s that different from AI overview ? If you clicked on a blue link you would have navigated away from google 😂

[@threecubed]

ChatCCP

[@blackknight4996]

United Snakes useless AI

[@tomcockcroft9394]

Google has YT and 20 apps too but yes most earning comes from search. But would still be 500 bn$ company without search

[@Fred_Angasisye]

Don’t forget android,Gemini Ai,notebook lm

[@henrylaw135]

CIA you mean?

[@tvm73827]

Nice to see Kai-Fu Lee! Here we call him a poor man’s Eric Schmidt. But we are cheering him and his girlfriend Jennifer Lew-Scott, who are on their quest to MCGA.

[@talkwench340]

9 9 6.... Is unhealthy. No ones headstone says I wish I'd spent more time at work.

[@urimtefiki226]

I can think when I walk in the nature, is that working time? For me yes.

[@jackchou1425]

9 9 6 is the norm in China

[@angloland4539]

❤️

[@steveberkshire3804]

🎉

[@AnthonyWang-w7x]

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[@vitali725]

Nonsense, there is no innovators dilemma, Google founders can create a SPAC and build it up with the new AI driven model that will become optional for users, as users can migrate to new services at their choosing. It's always about intelligent transition, at the users choice. Software is very pliable and allows to make smooth and even seamless transitions. Chinese B2C can mainly be product based on global scale not services based. Cause no one will trust Chinese companies for mission critical and informational services. It is simply too tainted.

[@sed9406]

Just hold on your NOKIA phones.

[@BLOCSTARRENT]

BtoB

[@qake2021]

👍‼️👍🇧🇷🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳🇿🇦➕️👏👌👏

[@qake2021]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃✌️

[@Nik-ik8mv]

I guess how much Chinese success in digital markets is their vast and protected domestic market which allows no foreign competition while Chinese companies are free to access Western digital markets. TikTok ban issue should be about strict reciprocity, not other data or national security issues. Baidu, Tencent, Alibaba are products of pure digital protectionism, not any Chinese hard work or cost effectiveness. And then China complains when Western countries just are starting to kick out Chinese companies from their markets to undo Chinese protectionism. Baidu tariffc and thus ad revenue will fall to zero the second the Google is allowed in Chinese market. It's pure protectionism. Same is going on in AI. China bans all foreign AI companies, including OpenAI, yet its "little giants" in AI like Minimax, Moonshot etc. want to access Western digital AI markets. This issue is so important and so less discussed in West and US even though it's central to Chinese digital strategy.

[@Thierry-in-Londinium]

Kai is a smart guy. Am not sure he is the best man to listen to with regard to USA. He has to be owned by CCCP & parroting there propoganda. Or he would be cut off at the knees & no mic. Worst case is dead. So you need to lens his comments in that vein & light.

[@blueeyes6192]

same arguement can be said about any westoid - cognitive bias 😂

[@CMLiu329]

It would be interesting to find out how much Google got out of its China investment other than having trained generations of experts for China who might have laid the foundation of China's AI industry. Indeed Google's loss as claimed here is of epic proportion.

[@FirstNameLastName-m2p]

All of Humanity better hope and pray that China is NOT the leader in AI in the 21st century.

[@MaxSB-f8i]

why? just because your country hates China, doesn't mean other countries are like that too. For our country, China is very important and a good ally. China's success is good thing for developing nations. Thanks to China, we are having affordable EVs, electronics, medical equipment, etc. And soon probably AGI too.

[@Whole-j4i]

More like the opposite actually...

[@chastetree]

All of humanity should hope we grow beyond the us vs. them mentality and start working together towards a common better future.

[@eriklondon2946]

100% Agreed. China has 1 goal, global one world government, where they rule or "erase" everyone who disagrees with them. As they have done to millions of their own people. Central planners are often deluded not with ideology of helping others, but of helping themselves to rule everyone else. This is why the US for all of its problems is great for having power intentionally set up across many people. Where China is the cult of 1.

[@eriklondon2946]

@@passiveaction China in its short 80 years has already +1,000x worse than the US. Yes, I am well aware of our problems, but I am also aware of the totalitarian state that is the CCP. They have disappeared people for literally looking at someone in the wrong way. They are a "collective" culture which ends anyone who steps out and tries something new. This is why they will never be the leaders of the world, until they overthrow their dictator and push for an individualistic/Family culture like we have in the west.

[@vitali725]

China needs to transition completely to a different system of government and regulatory approach.

[@Aedonius]

This man is terrified to criticize China in any way

[@Ken129100]

You would find it more terrifying to criticize the us

[@后宫后]

Individual suggestions, criticisms and abilities are limited, and China's decision-making mechanism is a comprehensive scientific evaluation system that combines public opinion and debate

[@后宫后]

Decisions are based on the results of comprehensive analysis by experts in many fields, and it is pointless to criticize based on your own will. You may see one result, but ignore other effects, and ultimately aim to serve the majority of people. Either you are based on ideology or you are racist beyond ideology.

[@finaLee69]

What's there to criticize when they're simply talking about AI. Go watch Foxxx News for rubbish fake news!

[@1313hyme]

@Aedonius - are you ignorant of what you are saying? Is your uncle Sam paying you to say that?

[@sams8502]

Kai Fu has no clue where AI is going because he’s not in the mecca of AI which is SF. He was completely wrong about AI and creative jobs. AI super powers didn’t age well, he still believes 50% of jobs will be automated away by 2027 and that China is some how even remotely competitive in AI with the US.

[@MRT-co1sd]

He’s definitely wrong about China

[@jarrodmagnusson4101]

AI will replace majority of jobs just look around you. You are ordering from Amazon where robots pick up all your orders, manufactures are using robots and AI to do majority of the tasks with only a couple of humans working in it, you order and pay at the stores when you check out, etc.... It's already happening as we speak and it will accelerate starting next year. Agenda 2030 plans happening.

[@sed9406]

Have you used their product of generative large models? In my experience, they are better than openai and google, especially when answering specific questions.

[@MRT-co1sd]

@@sed9406 Kai Fu’s AIs are running way behind the Chinese ones. Using US university’s research papers(of which is mainly done by Mainland Chinese) and implementing them in China is way behind locally grown Chinese ones. Look at the performance of deepseek and QWEN.

[@vinterutab2822]

美国已经输了,搞出的人工智能不能和工业结合起来,只有中国有全产业链搞人工智能,中国现在连采矿,港口,都是无人操作了