US Bureaucracy and Infrastructure Delays Impact AI Race Against China

US red tape and infrastructure delays are raising concerns about the country's ability to maintain its lead in the artificial intelligence race against China. While a middle power alliance is forming, it is not expected to establish a new world order.

31 Jul, 03:00 — 31 Jul, 03:00

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Will US red tape and other infrastructure delays give China the lead in AI race?

China could win the artificial intelligence race if delays in establishing the United States’ AI infrastructure are not addressed, a congressional hearing heard on Thursday, just days before the deadline for the release of new industry guard rails. “We are in a strategic competition with China to lead the world on AI, and winning that race requires massive capital investment to build the networks that will power tomorrow’s AI applications,” said US Senator Ted Cruz, chairman of the Senate...

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US Bureaucracy and Infrastructure Delays Impact AI Race Against China

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