In response to the US export restrictions on artificial intelligence software, Xiang Ligang, an expert in China's communication industry, believes that US regulations may have a certain impact on China, but in the long run, it will promote the development of related industries in China.The American artificial intelligence industry also has a voice, and is worried that export restrictions will hurt American companies.
It is said that it will stimulate independent research and development capabilities
Xiang Ligang said in an interview with the Global Times that China is undoubtedly one of the most important markets for artificial intelligence software worldwide, but the complete industrial chain has not yet been formed.EssenceHowever, he believes that from another perspective, export restrictions may stimulate China's ability to develop independently, accelerate the development of related software, and will promote the development of related industries in China in the long run.
The Global Times also quoted US science and technology journalist Cade Metz in early 2019 for the New York Times reported that American technology companies, academic circles, and decision makers have called on the Ministry of Commerce to handle the artificial intelligence export regulations from widely, and believe that it is limited to artificial intelligence technology.Exports will instead promote American competitors, especially China's artificial intelligence industry, harm American companies, and then hinder American technological progress. Restricting measures itself is likely to have no substantial effect.
The United States industry: Limited successful power and easy to make mistakes
Metz's article also quoted Jack Clarke, the policy director of the Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center of San Francisco, said that there are very few examples that can fully control exports, and the probability of making mistakes is quite large.The intelligent world causes real damage.
