There is a tendency in Washington to measure technological competition by asking who has the most advanced system at any given moment. That is understandable. It is also incomplete. The competition with China over artificial intelligence will not ultimately be decided by a benchmark or a product launch. It will be decided by something much […]
There is a tendency in Washington to measure technological competition by asking who has the most advanced system at any given moment. That is understandable. It is also incomplete. The competition with China over artificial intelligence will not ultimately be decided by a benchmark or a product launch. It will be decided by something much […]
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