Too late now for U.S. to hold back China in global AI race

Government and public embrace smart tech for efficiency and reduced corruption

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Baidu staff promote AI chatbot Ernie Bot at the Wave Summit in Beijing in August: More major tech companies in China than in the U.S. are offering their own advanced chatbots. © AP

Zhou Xin is senior vice president for public affairs at artificial intelligence-driven molecular imaging company Evomics Medical in Shanghai and executive chief editor of AI community platform The Yuan.

Believing that artificial intelligence could make China a greater strategic threat, the administration of U.S. President Joe Biden has set its sights on holding back its rival's AI development.

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