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11.10.26 - 08:12
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Is America Winning The AI Race? (ZeroHedge)
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Is America Winning The AI Race?
Authored by Petr Svab via The Epoch Times,
The question of where the U.S.-China artificial intelligence arms race is heading weighs heavily on the future of both countries, as mastery of AI may determine the world's economic and military leadership, experts say.
To assess the state of the U.S.-China AI competition, The Epoch Times consulted 10 experts across the defense and cybersecurity sectors. Most agreed that the United States maintains a lead in frontier AI models as well as in the scale of computational power - called "compute" - and the quality of microchips.
China, however, has proven adept at producing AI models that rival top Western competitors at a fraction of the cost and computational load. This efficiency is driven in part by "distillation" - a technique enabling Chinese AI models to mimic the output of American ones. China also holds an advantage in its massive manufacturing capacity, which would allow it to rapidly deploy and iterate AI-powered...
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11.10.26 - 08:00
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What′s in a name? What China and Trump call AI reveals how they see its future (SCMP)
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US President Donald Trump wants to banish the word “artificial” from artificial intelligence, saying it makes one of the world's most consequential technologies sound “fake”.
Across the Pacific, however, China's name for the technology has long carried a different connotation – one that places humans, rather than artificiality, at its centre.
Trump last week signed an executive order directing US federal agencies to replace “artificial intelligence”, or AI, with “Super Intelligence”, or SI, in......
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11.10.26 - 05:06
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Japan′s Sumitomo Bakelite expands China chip packaging materials output amid AI boom (SCMP)
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Japanese semiconductor materials giant Sumitomo Bakelite plans to expand production of advanced chip packaging materials in China and Singapore, marking the second such announcement for its Chinese operations in less than four months as artificial intelligence drives demand for more sophisticated semiconductors.
The Tokyo-based company said on Friday that it would add production lines for mould underfill (MUF) materials and compression-moulding granules at its facilities in Suzhou, eastern......
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