Posted on Jun 3, 2024
America's tech battle with China is about to get ugly
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We’ve heard about the dangers of AI running wild, but what kind of risks come from the tech being highly regulated and controlled?
For the Chinese Communist Party, that’s the plan. The country’s history of censorship and surveillance is extending to its approach to AI, writes Business Insider’s Linette Lopez.
The CCP’s plan for AI is about shaping reality and enforcing its power, according to internal documents. To that end, the government has final sign-off on large language models and the data they were trained on. China’s push to exert control over AI comes at a critical juncture for the country.
As Linette has previously reported, China’s bright economic future has dimmed considerably. And its recovery plan — China shock 2.0 — won’t come easily or be welcomed by the rest of the world.
So, as AI chatbots become the new method of receiving information, it’s no wonder the CCP is making sure AI is getting (accurate) its messages across.
We’ve heard about the dangers of AI running wild, but what kind of risks come from the tech being highly regulated and controlled?
For the Chinese Communist Party, that’s the plan. The country’s history of censorship and surveillance is extending to its approach to AI, writes Business Insider’s Linette Lopez.
The CCP’s plan for AI is about shaping reality and enforcing its power, according to internal documents. To that end, the government has final sign-off on large language models and the data they were trained on. China’s push to exert control over AI comes at a critical juncture for the country.
As Linette has previously reported, China’s bright economic future has dimmed considerably. And its recovery plan — China shock 2.0 — won’t come easily or be welcomed by the rest of the world.
So, as AI chatbots become the new method of receiving information, it’s no wonder the CCP is making sure AI is getting (accurate) its messages across.
America's tech battle with China is about to get ugly
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AI Technology has a lot of potential for misuse in my mind in so many ways, I'm afraid that will outnumber the positives.
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Amn Roger Omberg
The normal approach to this, I believe, is stay away from something that you cannot control, or be prepared to put out the fire that it has caused,, for example the found COCAINE, in the White House?
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
I Totally Agree With You ~ MSgt Dale Johnson ~,
And One Of MANY Things I Fear, Is It's Ability To Take Over
And Do As It Wishes, Verses Our Inability To Control What It Does.
As We Figure Out What To Do, It's Way Ahead Of Us And Already Knows
What's Necessary To Stop Us ~ Even Before We've Begun.
And One Of MANY Things I Fear, Is It's Ability To Take Over
And Do As It Wishes, Verses Our Inability To Control What It Does.
As We Figure Out What To Do, It's Way Ahead Of Us And Already Knows
What's Necessary To Stop Us ~ Even Before We've Begun.
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I don't fear China, especially its competency with AI. How can it excel when it fears its own people and would never allow them the freedom to become expert in any dangerous technology.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
Amn Roger Omberg -
Or, Looking At It From The Other Side,
"Being The Only Person With Ammunition
And The Ability To Terminate It's Enemy."
Or, Looking At It From The Other Side,
"Being The Only Person With Ammunition
And The Ability To Terminate It's Enemy."
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