"While the United States rushes head-first into a self-inflicted economic crisis in an attempt to develop AI with human-level intelligence, China is eying a different goal. Last week, the Chinese State Council unveiled its ten-year plan to fully integrate AI into every aspect of the country's economy by 2035. Called "AI+," the ambitious plan sees AI becoming a "key growth engine for the country's economic development," a transformation mirroring that of the internet age."
"Though the US spent nearly twelve times as much as China on AI development in 2024, recent metrics show the US is mere months ahead of the US in terms of AI benchmarks. While US tech companies do eke out some practical AI software, they do so under the eye of a handful of the most powerful tech monopolies on the face of the Earth."
China unveiled a ten-year AI+ plan to fully integrate AI into every aspect of the economy by 2035 and to position AI as a key growth engine similar to the internet age. The plan targets practical deployment across manufacturing, meteorology, and autonomous vehicles. Chinese firms emphasize resource-efficient AI development with lower consequences for failure. The United States has concentrated massive public and private funds toward human-level AI and spent nearly twelve times as much as China on AI in 2024 while holding only a marginal benchmark lead. Major U.S. tech monopolies prioritize consumer-facing generative models, and the government is pursuing a $500 billion AI infrastructure effort.
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