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DooKey
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The White House is hosting a summit today with Amazon, Facebook, Google, Intel and 34 others to discuss AI and how to deploy it. The administration wants to figure out regulations that can advance the use of AI and machine learning in many fields. They also plan to fund research as well. This is a great move and in my opinion AI is going to be a technology that is going to change the way we live (or die if SkyNet rises up) in the future. However, it's smart to figure out how it needs to be regulated so that it's useful, but safe. Bring on our robot overlords! Thanks again, cagey.
For many in the industry, though, AI sits at the center of a high-stakes technological duel between the United States and China. In July, leaders in Beijing announced a plan to incubate a local AI industry valued at about $150 billion by 2030, relying in no small part on government investment. To that end, recent reports have suggested the White House is exploring policy options to restrict U.S. firms from partnering with China on research in artificial intelligence.
For many in the industry, though, AI sits at the center of a high-stakes technological duel between the United States and China. In July, leaders in Beijing announced a plan to incubate a local AI industry valued at about $150 billion by 2030, relying in no small part on government investment. To that end, recent reports have suggested the White House is exploring policy options to restrict U.S. firms from partnering with China on research in artificial intelligence.
