China's AI ambition: How China plans to lead in AI by 2030

China will be the world’s leading center of #AI innovation by 2030, according to public announcements by #PRC leadership. Chinese government documents can be prone to hyperbole, but our researchers at the NSDPI found China’s socio-institutional culture is setting this ambition up to succeed.  Our recent white paper (🔻Link Below🔻) explores why, in the words of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, “China is not behind anybody” in AI development. Key takeaways include: 🔶 Why the NGAIDP’s extensive detail into local implementation of its national AI plan and its roadmap for equitable distribution of AI support indicate China is serious about cultivating AI leadership across the country—even as it provides special investment in cities where AI companies are already thriving.     🔶 How a 2017 GO Match between Chinese grandmaster Ke Jie and Google’s DeepMind AI platform and its aftermath revealed China’s government and citizens view the disruptive nature of AI more positively than many nations.      🔶 How PRC support and funding have already led to Chinese companies emerging as global AI leaders, from Chinese company DeepSeek’s efficient, cost-effective, and open-source AI model to China filing 61.5% of 45,000 AI-related patents published in 2023.   Get the full story of how #China sees AI as a disruptive technology that links with Beijing’s sweeping vision of sociopolitical security by reading our full paper: https://lnkd.in/e62WPHWx

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