Americans see China as more advanced on AI than US: Pew survey

A plurality of respondents to a recent survey believe China is further along than the U.S. on developing AI, as Trump administration officials accuse a Chinese startup of stealing intellectual property (IP). Thirty-six percent of respondents to the Pew Research Center poll think China is more advanced on AI than the U.S., triple the 12…

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