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New restrictions are set to impede China's progress in developing advanced AI models, which could significantly alter the landscape of AI innovation and competition. 🚦 Having worked in AI development for several years, I’ve seen firsthand how restrictions can drive innovation or stifle progress. When faced with limitations, companies and nations often find ingenious ways to adapt and overcome. However, these new measures could streamline innovation channels, potentially reshaping competitive dynamics globally. What do you think about these restrictions? Could they lead to a balance in global AI capabilities, or will they hinder technological growth? 🔍 What challenges has your industry faced due to similar regulatory measures? 🔍 How do you foresee these changes impacting the global AI race? #AI #Innovation #ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalCompetition #TechnologyDevelopment 🚀

In a significant move, new restrictions are set to be announced to limit China's progress in developing large, powerful AI models. This decision aims to slow their technological advancements in AI capabilities. As someone who closely follows global tech trends, I've witnessed how national policies can influence innovation speed. Such measures can shape the competitive landscape in AI globally. 🔍 What are your thoughts on the impact of these restrictions on global AI innovation? 🧐 Could this be an opportunity for other countries to advance their AI capabilities? Let's discuss how global tech policies influence innovation and competition. 🌐 #ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalInnovation #TechPolicy #AIRegulation

The “AI Seoul Summit,” gathered leaders from government, industry, and civil society to discuss global collaboration on AI safety, innovation, and inclusivity. The objective of the summit was to monitor frontier AI models, discuss the risks and benefits of such models, and highlight areas for global collaboration to ensure responsible AI development. In a recent Critical Questions, Gregory C. Allen, discussed the key outcomes of this event and the next steps for AI development and adoption. Allen emphasized the event's role in enhancing government AI capabilities at the national level and in creating a framework for international cooperation among countries committed to AI safety. Gregory C. Allen is an instructor in Evolving Technologies: Innovation, Competition, and Change. Learn more about AI, Data, and Networks in the course at cs.is/evolvingtech. Read the Critical Questions at cs.is/3KhtuGh. #technology #data #ai #aisafety #internationalaffairs #trade #tech #policy

The buzz at #MWC21 Shanghai is undeniable, and Mats Granryd, DG GSMA has pinpointed the hottest topic: the powerhouse combination of 5G and AI. Granryd emphasizes the symbiotic nature of these technologies: "AI feeds off 5G and #5G feeds off #AI," he says. #China's lead in deploying standalone 5G creates a robust foundation for groundbreaking AI development. This advanced infrastructure allows China to push the boundaries of what's possible with artificial intelligence. While other regions are working towards similar advancements, there's no denying the current spotlight on 5G and AI in #Shanghai. This powerful duo is fueling innovation and shaping the future of #technology. #technology #innovation #artificialintelligence #connectivity CNBC International Clip: https://lnkd.in/de-46jTG

The rise of artificial intelligence heralds a transformative moment comparable to revolutionary eras fueled by the steam engine, electrification and the microchip, according to a new report released today by the Public Policy Forum. The report, titled Industrial Revolutionary: How artificial intelligence will fuel Canadian productivity and prosperity, makes a compelling case that #AI promises to reinvigorate Canadian economic growth and productivity in unprecedented ways.  “Artificial intelligence is the only technology, existing or on the horizon, with the potential to reverse the decades-long decline in the rate of productivity growth,” writes report author Peter Nicholson, a PPF Fellow. In a time of declining labour productivity, AI is already showing promise in areas such as Canadian health care, manufacturing, education, financial services, government operations and energy transformation, Nicholson writes.   Canada is especially well-positioned to navigate this complex new landscape, given “significant advantages” that include:  👉 A strong research ecosystem;  👉 Globally competitive companies leveraging the power of AI, such as Kinaxis, Coveo, BlueDot, MindBridge and BenchSci; and   👉 A strategic approach to AI development that balances innovation with careful governance.  The report also notes that few Canadian businesses are using generative AI tools, according to recent Statistics Canada | Statistique Canada data, and cautions that “the impact of AI on Canada’s rate of productivity growth depends almost entirely on the extent and speed of uptake of applications by businesses and public sector entities.” As well, the paper acknowledges the critical need for responsible development: “With great power also comes great risk. But the risk has to be accepted and managed because AI cannot be ‘unlearned.’” Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eB6vAJNc

China plans to formulate more than 50 national and industrial standards for artificial intelligence (AI) by 2026 to guide the high-quality development of the sector. This initiative aims to promote technological progress, enterprise development, and industrial upgrading, leveraging AI to empower new industrialization. China's AI industry has shown progress in innovation, product creation, and industry applications, with over 4,500 AI companies in the country. The core AI industry in China reached a scale of more than 578 billion yuan in 2023, up 13.9 percent year on year, according to official data. The government also announced an AI Plus initiative in this year's government work report to drive the digital economy's expansion and modernize manufacturing sectors. #AI #China https://lnkd.in/gh9kGufz

Thanks for the invitation from FutureMatters and Institute for the Future, I'm going to have an exciting talk about the future of AI with Ben Hamamoto next weekend. Stay Tuned! #AI #Futureist

As the world races toward an AI-driven future, the Global AI Competitiveness Index offers crucial insights into the global AI landscape. In collaboration with the International Finance Forum (IFF), Deep Knowledge Group (DKG) contributed valuable analytics to help shape this important report, which evaluates AI development across countries, focusing not just on traditional leaders like the US and UK, but also on emerging regions in Asia and the GCC. The findings of the report underscore the importance of AI equity—ensuring that nations outside of established AI hubs are empowered to contribute to the growing field. This broader approach will foster global cooperation and help identify best practices that can be shared across borders. At DKG, we are committed to supporting inclusive AI development and will continue to work towards fostering international collaboration through initiatives like the Global AI Competitiveness Index. Learn more about the report and index here: https://lnkd.in/g53YRAYv #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalAI #EmergingMarkets #Innovation #TechForGood #InternationalCollaboration #AIEquity

Collaborating with Datacom, the TCA is proud to present our Australian Tech Leaders Survey findings - a comprehensive overview of the current perspectives and expectations of Australia's tech leaders in 2024. Our survey of Australia's tech leaders has revealed fascinating trends that are shaping the tech landscape. Unsurprisingly, over two-thirds of tech leaders believe AI will remain the defining technology trend in Australia for the year. However, our report also highlights interesting insights into lesser-known areas of the tech sector. Nearly 1 in 6 surveyed tech leaders think areas such as quantum and space technologies could emerge as dark horse trends, potentially overshadowing AI. Find out more in our full report, here: https://lnkd.in/gpbnTdpj #australiantech #AI #quantumtech

According to experts at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the New Champions in China, AI agents are set to revolutionize decision-making and productivity. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/dqe65pWV Darko Matovski, PhD, our Founding CEO, shared the following on the future of AI: · We're heading towards a world where 99% of intelligence will be artificial, with human intelligence as a crucial backstop. · AI agents will "unleash a tremendous amount of productivity and potentially a massive improvement in decision-making." · Causal AI, which understands cause-and-effect relationships, is critical to unlocking enterprise and policy decision-making use cases. · There's enormous potential for GDP growth and better distribution of resources through AI adoption. There was also an emphasis on balancing autonomy and human oversight in AI applications. As we navigate this transition, we must ground AI in causal understanding for real-world impact. Interested in how causal reasoning can enhance LLMs and agent technology? Check out our whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/dAa6reyQ #CausalAI #causalens #AIAgents #FutureOfWork #DecisionMaking #AI