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Narratives pushing China-US rivalry are often amplified to get investment, says Song-Chun Zhu, founding director of the Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence. Healthy competition can drive progress, but when rivalry is leveraged to fuel hype instead of science, everyone risks losing sight of what truly matters. And that is advancing AI through rational thinking. Take a look.
Narratives pushing China-US rivalry are often amplified to get investment, says Song-Chun Zhu, founding director of the Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence. Healthy competition can drive progress, but when rivalry is leveraged to fuel hype instead of science, everyone risks losing sight of what truly matters. And that is advancing AI through rational thinking. Take a look.