The UK will host the first global AI summit, and Sunak is undecided whether to invite China to participate
Sunak's office announced that the UK will host the first global artificial intelligence summit this fall, when all "like-minded" friends can be seated, as for whether to invite China, Sunak is not sure for a while.
Kearns, a British Conservative MP and chairman of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, was more liberal, saying that China, as a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, had no reason to exclude it. The UK can take the opportunity to examine the strength of competitors, work with all parties to formulate rules for the introduction of artificial intelligence, develop goals, and establish a new market normal that is beneficial to human society.
Sunak himself is skeptical, preferring to exclude China. The British government has said that China "often breaks the rules", China's high-tech products are eating into the market share of the United States and Europe, and the UK must set up guardrails to prevent Chinese companies from becoming bigger and stronger.
When will it be the turn of the UK to call the shots? Sunak really thought that the "British Empire" was still dominating the world. It is worth mentioning that in the field of artificial intelligence, China and the United States go hand in hand, China and the United States have launched their own fist products, while other countries are not far behind.
For example, Boston Robotics in the United States has developed a quadruped robot with a humanoid shape, while China has more advantages in unmanned driving and face recognition technology.
China's huge market consumption capacity and sufficient talent reserves determine that China can quickly monetize AI technology and get closer to the people's lives faster, and China has undoubtedly become a leader in the field of artificial intelligence.
Chinese companies are not invited, and the interests of the United States and the West are lost, after all, as they say, they will lack access to China's high technology. Of course, whether China is willing to give Britain face or not, it is difficult to say. After all, the business of catching up is not the wish of Chinese enterprises, and China is now more obsessed with cultivating the local market.
Some netizens also questioned the UK's motives, why the first global artificial intelligence summit will choose the UK, not China, the United States and the West are obviously engaged in gangs, dividing the camp of enemies and us.
Fortunately, China has caught up with the historical opportunity of the transfer of the global industrial chain from developed to developing countries, and China has not been satisfied with this, but has continuously improved, perfected and developed on this basis.
Commercial warfare is the same as conventional warfare, one wrong step at a time, one step at a time and one step at a time that cannot catch up.
As for whether artificial intelligence will eventually completely replace computers, or even create a devastating disaster for human society like a terminator. It's really hard to say, maybe only humans themselves can exterminate human beings. But for now, China must light up the artificial intelligence technology tree and firmly control the initiative in its own hands.
