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China's tech sector has a new obsession: competing with US titans like Google and Microsoft Corp. in the breakneck global artificial intelligence race.

The current mania over recent advances in artificial intelligence will eventually end in disillusionment, mature regret—and new monsters

Microsoft’s analog technology twice as accurate compared to IBM’s quantum kit in Barclays experiment

Billionaire entrepreneurs, mid-level engineers and veterans of foreign firms alike now harbor a remarkably consistent ambition: to outdo China's geopolitical rival in a technology

A ChatGPT-inspired global wave of AI activity is only just beginning in the next battle for supremacy in technology.

Danielle Allen makes the case that taxation and redistribution are a poor proxy for true equality.

AI investments in the U.S. dwarf that of China, totaling $26.6 billion in the year to mid-June versus China's $4 billion, according to previously unreported data collated by consultancy Preqin.

AI is transforming our lives, but is it really todays steam engine? The economic viewpoint varies, with some seeing AI as a tool for increased production and wealth, while others worry about job losses and societal divisions

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