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Artificial Intelligence in China: Strategies, Dynamics and Perspectives

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Artificial intelligence has become one of the policy priorities for Chinese authorities since 2013, the year in which the Guiding Opinions of the State Council on Promoting the Orderly and Healthy Development of the Internet of Things were issued. In order to push the strong development of AI in China and to powerfully compete with the United States at the international level, China has elaborated targeted and quantifiable long term national strategies, invested colossal public money into the sector, and supported the growing up of national digital champions represented by the BATX (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi). Important achievements have been made in terms of the industrial applications of AI. Today, artificial intelligence is being applied in heathcare services, environmental protection, public security, and national defense. Moreover, China is taking precedence over the United States in the Sino-American competition over aritificial intelligence. Faced with the doubts of Europe, the United States and Southeast Asian countries towards the allegedly imperialist intentions of geopolitical domination of the Chinese government, I argue that solving internal problems is no less important than using AI to seek the international leadership position for China. Rather than exclusively focusing on the repressive nature of AI in China, it can be more constructive to create cooperation opportunities, so as to unleash the untapped potential of AI for the benefits of more people.
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Aifang Ma. Artificial Intelligence in China: Strategies, Dynamics and Perspectives. 17th Annual International Conference on Politics, Jun 2019, Athens, Grèce. ⟨hal-02186694⟩
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