#uschina — Public Fediverse posts
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Catching up on this Al Jazeera segment with former White House advisor Aya Ibrahim on the "US vs China AI Race."
The narrative that "we can't regulate AI or China wins" is just corporate risk-shifting. Tech CEOs cite existential threats to justify calls for regulation while racing to IPO, while Washington treats basic safety as an impediment. Meanwhile, Beijing frames itself as an "open source" partner to the Global South.
Neither side is playing for public safety. It's time to treat high-risk software like any other product: baseline liability and independent audits.
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Catching up on this Al Jazeera segment with former White House advisor Aya Ibrahim on the "US vs China AI Race."
The narrative that "we can't regulate AI or China wins" is just corporate risk-shifting. Tech CEOs cite existential threats to justify calls for regulation while racing to IPO, while Washington treats basic safety as an impediment. Meanwhile, Beijing frames itself as an "open source" partner to the Global South.
Neither side is playing for public safety. It's time to treat high-risk software like any other product: baseline liability and independent audits.
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Catching up on this Al Jazeera segment with former White House advisor Aya Ibrahim on the "US vs China AI Race."
The narrative that "we can't regulate AI or China wins" is just corporate risk-shifting. Tech CEOs cite existential threats to justify calls for regulation while racing to IPO, while Washington treats basic safety as an impediment. Meanwhile, Beijing frames itself as an "open source" partner to the Global South.
Neither side is playing for public safety. It's time to treat high-risk software like any other product: baseline liability and independent audits.
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Catching up on this Al Jazeera segment with former White House advisor Aya Ibrahim on the "US vs China AI Race."
The narrative that "we can't regulate AI or China wins" is just corporate risk-shifting. Tech CEOs cite existential threats to justify calls for regulation while racing to IPO, while Washington treats basic safety as an impediment. Meanwhile, Beijing frames itself as an "open source" partner to the Global South.
Neither side is playing for public safety. It's time to treat high-risk software like any other product: baseline liability and independent audits.
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Catching up on this Al Jazeera segment with former White House advisor Aya Ibrahim on the "US vs China AI Race."
The narrative that "we can't regulate AI or China wins" is just corporate risk-shifting. Tech CEOs cite existential threats to justify calls for regulation while racing to IPO, while Washington treats basic safety as an impediment. Meanwhile, Beijing frames itself as an "open source" partner to the Global South.
Neither side is playing for public safety. It's time to treat high-risk software like any other product: baseline liability and independent audits.
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US & China are 'agreeing to agree' on a TikTok deal. Trump says it's approved, Chinese media reports something else, and TikTok itself is just... thankful? Sounds like another episode of 'As The Deal Turns.' What's your take on these never-ending tech-political sagas?
#TikTok #TechNews #USChina #SocialMedia #DealOrNoDeal
https://www.engadget.com/social-media/us-and-china-agree-to-agree-on-a-tiktok-deal-231254041.html?src=rss