China's AI Realism Is Not Conspiracy
It’s a joint work with X.PIN’s CT Zhao, they write great articles covering Chinese tech and AI. ShareChina’s View of the US Is Realist, Not ConspiracyThe original article writes:when discussing what Beijing casts as the ultimate motives of US actors. Beijing pushes the same grand-conspiracy narrative on many topics.It reads more like applying an asymmetrical standard to the US and China.
- ▪It’s a joint work with X.PIN’s CT Zhao, they write great articles covering Chinese tech and AI.
- ▪ShareChina’s View of the US Is Realist, Not ConspiracyThe original article writes:when discussing what Beijing casts as the ultimate motives of US actors.
- ▪Beijing pushes the same grand-conspiracy narrative on many topics.It reads more like applying an asymmetrical standard to the US and China.
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China’s AI Realism Is Not ConspiracyA Counterargument to ChinaTalk’s “How Chinese AI Radicalizes”Fred Gao, CT Zhao, and X.PINSep 20, 20262568ShareI recently read ChinaTalk’s latest How Chinese AI Radicalizes. (I’d prefer their previous title) I really like their previous work, just about this episode, I have a different perspective on why Chinese AI researchers don’t like Dario. It’s a joint work with X.PIN’s CT Zhao, they write great articles covering Chinese tech and AI. Below are my thoughts. ShareChina’s View of the US Is Realist, Not ConspiracyThe original article writes:when discussing what Beijing casts as the ultimate motives of US actors. Beijing pushes the same grand-conspiracy narrative on many topics.It reads more like applying an asymmetrical standard to the US and China.
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