Interview with Rich Baris, who holds that young people will shortly take politics in a radical - and maybe unpredictable-direction.
The AI race is indeed becoming a race for power - battery power, or the use of large batteries to store electric power at scale.
Warnings of existential doom from the unbridled growth of AI have fallen on seemingly deaf ears, as Americans don't trust regulators, either.
China will win the AI race unless the United States abandons the present attempt at universal AI regulation.
Review of the unveiling of the federal government's massive and comprehensive AI project, America.gov, a gateway to all agencies.
Trading away an advanced AI chip for an importable car part will help China win the AI race. Better to make the concession unnecessary.
When President Trump meets the President of China, four high-stakes issues will be on the table, including one close to home.
The AI race is a race of civilizations fighting to the death. Better to take the chance on AI changing society than to let China win.
China is expanding its influence on AI development through a deceptive open-source paradigm, and its bias is already apparent.
AI (artificial intelligence) can be a threat, or a defender if the good guys have it. (Does it take one to ward one off? Probably...)