Professor Gregory McNeal, "China Is Recruiting for the AI Race. America Must Respond" -- The National Interest

Professor Gregory S. McNeal's opinion article, "China Is Recruiting for the AI Race. America Must Respond," is published in The National Interest. The article considers the effect of the Remote Access Security Act on access to American artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Excerpt from "China Is Recruiting for the AI Race. America Must Respond."

Every AI policy should be judged by one question: does it strengthen America’s position or China’s? Better models alone will not win this. The country that wins will be the one the rest of the world still chooses to build on, invest in, and buy from.

China has shown how badly it wants to win the AI race, and it has the resumes to prove it. America still holds the stronger hand: the deeper capital markets, the better universities, the wider network of allies, and the technology those allies actually want to buy. Those are enormous advantages. The fastest way to lose them is to pass a law so broad that America’s own friends decide our AI is more trouble than it is worth.

The complete article may be found at The National Interest