A 75-year-old Harvard grad is propelling China's AI amb

At a time when the US and China are divided on everything from economics to human rights, artificial intelligence is still a point of particular friction. With the potential to revolutionise everything from food production and health care to financial markets and surveillance, it’s a technology that sparks both optimism and paranoia.

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