ChinaTalk AI's Regulatory Future in the US, China, and EU
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Feb 20, 2023 Matt Sheehan, a Carnegie researcher specializing in US-China AI research collaborations, and Hadrien Pouget, a fellow focusing on open technology policy in the EU, dive into the global landscape of AI regulation. They explore the complexities of US-China AI partnerships amid geopolitical tensions. The duo also discusses China's move toward algorithmic regulation, contrasting it with the EU's comprehensive approach. Their talk highlights the urgent need for effective standards and proactive measures to keep up with AI's rapid advancements.
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Microsoft's Role in China's AI Development
- Microsoft Research Asia, founded in the late 90s by Bill Gates, significantly boosted China's AI growth.
- It trained future leaders of Chinese tech giants and produced cutting-edge research, reflecting a different era of US-China relations.
Shifting Perceptions of China's Tech Capabilities
- The US government's perception of China's tech prowess shifted dramatically around 2017.
- It went from dismissing China's capabilities to overestimating them, leading to a knee-jerk reaction to cut research ties.
Open Publication in AI Research
- Openly publishing AI innovations has accelerated progress, enabling rapid iteration and dissemination.
- Platforms like Cornell's arXiv allow preprints, letting researchers stake claims and share findings before formal peer review.