(Beijing Bloomberg) Global competitions in the field of artificial intelligence have begun, and the Chinese technology industry is preparing to be higher and low with American science and technology giants in this field of science and technology.
Chinese scientists, programmers and financial entrepreneurs from Big Factory, JD.com, and Google, are expected to invest about $ 15 billion (about S $ 20.3 billion) in artificial intelligence (AI) technology this year.
Baidu, Shangtang Technology, Alibaba and other industry giants have launched their own AI robots in the launch of ChatGPT.
Baichuan Smart founder Wang Xiaogawa said in an interview that China's AI technology lags behind the United States for three years, "But we may not need to catch up in three years."
Analysts believe that AI will shape future science and technology leaders, and may also promote the application of super computing and military strength, and has the potential to change geopolitical balance.
It is reported that the Chinese government is aware that AI is crucial to maintaining China's international status and encouraging the exploration of this field. It is also very likely to mobilize national resources to promote technological development.
According to the data of the consulting company Preqin, as of mid -June, the United States' investment in AI has reached 26.6 billion US dollars, while China has only $ 4 billion.
But this gap is gradually narrowing.As of mid -June, the number of venture capital transactions in China's AI field accounted for more than two -thirds of the total US total, about 447, which was 50%compared to the previous two years.
However, due to regulatory review limited by China, analysts believe that China's censorship system will cause China to compete with American counterparts in an obvious disadvantage when competing with American counterparts.
In addition, powerful chip manufacturers similar to Nvidia and Super Micro Corporation play a vital role in training large -scale AI models, but the United States prohibits the most advanced chips from entering China.According to the Wall Street Journal, the Bayeng government is considering strengthening restrictions in the next few months to prevent Nvida from exporting to Chinese customers with low performance chips.
