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AI may transform economies, but US-China rivalry makes slowing it down unlikely - The Economic Times
AI's rapid advancement poses challenges, as concerns from key stakeholders highlight potential risks to humanity. Political leaders in the US and China control the direction of AI development despite differing perspectives. Both countries rely on AI to sustain economic growth amid demographic challenges and competitive pressures. The AI race reflects broader geopolitical rivalries, making coordinated regulation difficult.
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