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OpenAI Altman admits US barely ahead of China in AI race; remarks show anxiety among US tech giants: experts
OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman acknowledged that the US is barely ahead of China in the artificial intelligence (AI) race in a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Thursday, Fox Business reported. Chinese experts said this comment reflects the anxiety felt by some US tech giants in the face of China's rapid advancements in AI and other technological sectors despite Washington's suppression and crackdown.
The United States has “not a huge amount of time” before China reaches parity or overtakes it in artificial intelligence, ...
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OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman recently stated that while the US, with ChatGPT, leads in AI, it's only slightly ahead of China.
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