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‘Chinese companies are born to make money’: AI pioneer Kai-Fu Lee on the 3 biggest myths about China’s AI race efforts
Why it’s here: Interview with Kai-Fu Lee on how US chip export controls shape Chinese AI development and competition, which bears directly on AI export-control policy and US-China AI competition.
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YesterdayFortune‘Chinese companies are born to make money’: AI pioneer Kai-Fu Lee on the 3 biggest myths about China’s AI race effortsKai-Fu Lee tells Fortune that U.S. chip export controls have driven Chinese AI developers to build cheaper open-weight models six to 12 months behind leading American systems, and that Chinese firms are profit-driven rather than AGI-driven.1 outletAI5 linked
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