Battle lines on artificial intelligence supremacy and dominance have been drawn. Fresh from touting the success of DeepSeek on the development of cost-effective AI models, China has made it clear it won’t sit back and play second fiddle to US dominance on AI innovations.
The country’s top economic officials are in the process of setting up a state-backed fund that will support technological innovation focusing on advanced technology like AI. According to Zheng Shanjie, head of China’s state economic planner, the state venture capital fund could attract $138 billion in capital over...
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