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Silicon Valley Splits on How to View the Rise of Chinese AI

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A growing divide has emerged within Silicon Valley over how to assess the threat posed by Chinese artificial intelligence. Billion-dollar AI startups are sounding the alarm, warning that Chinese AI development poses a serious competitive or national security risk. Smaller players in the industry, however, hold a markedly different and less alarmed perspective. The disagreement reflects broader tensions in the tech world about how to respond to China's rapid advances in AI.

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