Trade War with China
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antiterror13
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they are all worried now
Google is not used by the US military and is far more primitive compared to current AI development.
What would the incentives of acquiring intel on them be? Maybe China does it out of knee jerk reaction, in case future google puts their stuff in a foreign military. Venture or no venture, they can reach inside and find it, they got intel on F-35 and F-22 anyways.
As long as American military stick to using non-open to public AI developers, this will not affect them.
What would the incentives of acquiring intel on them be? Maybe China does it out of knee jerk reaction, in case future google puts their stuff in a foreign military. Venture or no venture, they can reach inside and find it, they got intel on F-35 and F-22 anyways.
As long as American military stick to using non-open to public AI developers, this will not affect them.
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Lou Dobbs of Fox News once charged that China stole technology from the US that hadn't even been developed yet. Now how can you steal something that doesn't exist? Logic and common sense doesn't mean anything. What he was doing was establishing anything China develops in the future that the US doesn't have, he wants the US to claim it was stolen from them. They can't even show proof to allies that Huawei is a front for Chinese espionage so there's no evidence here either.
Let's not forget that back when Google thought it was bigger than China, it took huge measures to make sure China couldn't steal anything. One was where as in every Google office in the world, the programmers had access to Google's source code but not in China. The programmers in China had no access to the source code. They wanted to be in China but they didn't create the same open work environment they were known for everywhere else. The workers there were treated more like security risks. Google attempting to get back into China is all about money. If they're trying to cooperate on AI, it's because Google knows it is behind China. They say AI is all about data. They say China supposedly has more data because there's no privacy rights hence why it's ahead. But the thing is the US probably has more data but they can't admit to it. Google wants in China because it can't access data at home or they'll get into trouble. The US is behind fintech because that also requires access to data the American public would be uneasy if it were used.
Let's not forget that back when Google thought it was bigger than China, it took huge measures to make sure China couldn't steal anything. One was where as in every Google office in the world, the programmers had access to Google's source code but not in China. The programmers in China had no access to the source code. They wanted to be in China but they didn't create the same open work environment they were known for everywhere else. The workers there were treated more like security risks. Google attempting to get back into China is all about money. If they're trying to cooperate on AI, it's because Google knows it is behind China. They say AI is all about data. They say China supposedly has more data because there's no privacy rights hence why it's ahead. But the thing is the US probably has more data but they can't admit to it. Google wants in China because it can't access data at home or they'll get into trouble. The US is behind fintech because that also requires access to data the American public would be uneasy if it were used.
acess to the US market may be a privilege
access to the Asian market should also be a privilege and not a right, considering all the damage the West caused to Asia in the past 500 years. they colonized the world and wanted to pay no reparations.
they’ve benefitted tremendously from cheap labor and offloading pollution at the cost of a few million jobs at home, but greed knows no bounds
so in the end you have to humble them
access to the Asian market should also be a privilege and not a right, considering all the damage the West caused to Asia in the past 500 years. they colonized the world and wanted to pay no reparations.
they’ve benefitted tremendously from cheap labor and offloading pollution at the cost of a few million jobs at home, but greed knows no bounds
so in the end you have to humble them
The US wants wider access to the banking sector in China because not only would they get to indebt the Chinese population but also if a lot of people in China used Mastercard or VISA then the US government would have widespread access to financial transaction data.
From a U.S. perspective, the ideal result would be American control of China's economy by controlling the banks. From China's perspective, this result would be fatal. Fortunately, all four of China's big banks (Bank of China, the China Construction Bank, the Agricultural Bank of China, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China) are owned by the state. But I'm still worried about allowing foreign control of some of China's banks.
Another worry of mine, incidentally, is that the U.S. could simply print the dollars needed to buy the Chinese banks.
Jura The idiot
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Tuesday at 9:21 PM
March 23, 2019 / 6:11 PM / Updated 3 hours ago
U.S.'s Lighthizer, Mnuchin to travel to China for trade talks: White House
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March 23, 2019 / 6:11 PM / Updated 3 hours ago
U.S.'s Lighthizer, Mnuchin to travel to China for trade talks: White House
antiterror13
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There may not be a deal
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