EU allies join US pact to break reliance on Chinese AI supply chains
Jacob Helberg, architect of Pax Silica, tells the FT the American-led group will boost innovation
Das fing ja mal alles damit an, dass man den Chinesen die (in ihrer Notwendigkeit überhypte) technische Basis für die Entwicklung von "Künstlicher Intelligenz" entziehen wollte. Jetzt geht es nur noch darum sicherzustellen, dass die Chinesen dem Westen nicht die entsprechenden Ressourcen entziehen.
Jetzt geht es nur noch darum sicherzustellen, dass die Chinesen dem Westen nicht die entsprechenden Ressourcen entziehen.
Whaat?
Du meinst, da geht es gar nicht darum "to boost innovation"?
Ich bin schockiert!
Eine Außenseitermeinung. Das Narrativ im Westen ist natürlich, dass die Chinesen einen katastrophalen Wertverfall ihres Immobilienmarktes hatten.
https://twitter.com/Kathleen_T…tatus/2073756007071711521
ZitatAlles anzeigenhttps://twitter.com/Hedgeye/status/2073733022919045621
> China's Real Estate Market has erased all gains from the last 20 years
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This is brilliant and should be studied by central bankers everywhere! Peoples Bank of China was the first to deflate a massive, leveraged housing bubble without a single quarter of economic contraction or loss of growth momentum in the real economy.
A success for the history books.
(Sie bekommt in den Kommentaren den Einwand, dass die chinesische Wachstumsrate in der Zeit zurückgegangen ist, aber ich denke sie sagt zurecht, dass man eine Reduktion von 8% auf 5% bei dem Entwicklungsstand der Wirtschaft erwarten kann.)
Agency drops attempt to mitigate risk in favor of outright prohibition on working with most Chinese research institutions
[...] Two years ago, NSF’s chief of research security described how the agency wanted to preserve some collaborations with China while mitigating the possibility of economic or military espionage of vital U.S. technologies. “We cannot continue to lead the world in science and innovation if we are fixated on achieving zero risk related to research security,” explained Rebecca Keiser, now NSF’s chief of staff, in unveiling a new metric, called Trusted Research Using Safeguards and Transparency (TRUST), to “assess grant proposals for potential national security risks.”
But TRUST now appears to be history with respect to China and other countries deemed to pose a threat to U.S. national security. “NSF has determined research security risk mitigation for NSF-funded projects involving these restricted entities is not sufficient,” the new policy reads.
The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed an even broader prohibition on research collaborations with China as part of a sweeping reform of how the government manages trillions of dollars in grants and contracts, including research funding. The OMB rules, called Uniform Guidance, would prohibit collaborations with entire “countries of concern” as well as foreign entities of concern. China is the most prominent country on that list, which includes Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Such a prohibition would ban any collaborations between U.S.-funded scientists and Yaghi, for example.
Representative John Moolenaar (R–MI), chairman of the Select Committee on China in the U.S. House of Representatives, called NSF’s move “commendable and commonsense” in a press release yesterday and urged other federal agencies to “follow the lead of the Pentagon and NSF.” But many scientists think it’s a bad idea that ignores the benefits for both sides from U.S.-China collaborations. [...]
Das kommt davon, wenn man von Idioten regiert wird, die ignorant, dumm und chauvinistisch genug sind um zu glauben, der Chinese sei ein noch viel größerer Idiot, der gar nicht zu eigener Forschung in der Lage ist und sie deshalb im Westen stehlen muss.
Re: AI communism 
Beijing is likely to use the WAICO alliance to influence global AI regulations, analysts say.
Alles anzeigenIt was an artificial intelligence summit with very real-world geopolitical messaging.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday urged countries to cooperate on artificial intelligence and ensure no country dominates the technology – in an apparent jab at the United States.
Xi spoke at a major tech conference in Shanghai on Friday, where China showcased cutting-edge technology that rivals the prowess of the US.
Both countries are locked in a battle for tech and AI dominance and view each other’s advancements in these areas as deliberate attempts to stymie the other.
As Chinese AI models gain ground globally, Beijing appears to be casting itself as a leader of the new global AI order, challenging the US’s influence in the development and regulation of the fast-evolving technology.
At the heart of that strategy is a new coalition of 29 nations that China announced on Thursday, called the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (WAICO), in a high-level event where attendees included United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
Here’s what we know:
Xi, while speaking at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, called on countries to embrace the “historic opportunity” provided by open-source AI.
He said that China has played a role in ensuring equitable access to AI capacity-building for developing countries to prevent the creation of “new historical injustices” and announced Beijing’s plans to continue cooperating with countries across Africa, Latin America and Asia.
“AI development should not be a solo performance by a single country, but a symphony of international cooperation,” Xi said.
“We should jointly oppose overstretching the national security concept in the field of AI or placing one country’s security over that of others.”
Xi also stressed the need for a “people-centred” approach to AI that ensures that “AI is always under human control” using safeguards such as regulations, technological monitoring, early warning and emergency response systems.
The inter-governmental organisation was formally formed on July 16, although Beijing has touted a global AI alliance since last year.
Its stated goals are to promote international cooperation and develop AI regulation across countries that ensure the technology is beneficial and safe for humans.
Headquartered in Shanghai, WAICO’s 29 member founding countries include several major Global South nations, including Indonesia, Brazil, Malaysia, South Africa, Senegal, Russia and Pakistan.
Analysts speculate that Beijing will likely use the alliance to shape how AI policies are framed at the UN. [...]
Chinese Premier Li Qiang first unveiled plans for WAICO in July 2025.
Analysts at the time speculated that Beijing was shifting from exporting Chinese AI infrastructure to crafting global AI policies and institutions in attempts to reflect Chinese interests on the world stage – ahead of the US.
Many point to how China has long been wary of the internet, for example, because of its US origins and its decentralised models, and has thus actively sought to insulate itself domestically.
Acting ahead of a predictable global adoption of AI could help China reverse the trend, analysts say, especially with the backing of its middle-power and low-income allies whose numbers will carry weight at the UN.
“With Washington rapidly retreating from global cyber and AI norms-setting processes and withdrawing its financial backing for cyber diplomacy more broadly, Beijing is keen to demonstrate its global leadership,” governance expert Arindrajit Basu wrote in an analysis for the US think tank Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
“In doing so, it hopes to receive buy-in for its state-centric governance vision of technology from the Global South,” he added.
Diese verdammten Kommunisten: Erst geben sie dir alles kostenlos, aber nur damit du von ihrem Angebot abhängig wirst und dann ist es irgendwann zu spät.
Ja absolut unfairer Wettbewerb!
Roboter fahren Ubahn, Pakete auch : )
https://www.scmp.com/news/chin…al-help-opposition-taiwan
ZitatAlles anzeigenWill the heat from a cooking oil scandal help the opposition in Taiwan?
Mass protest may have put Taipei mayor Wayne Chiang in pole position to contest the island’s next leadership election
Taipei mayor Wayne Chiang Wan-an has emerged as the biggest political winner from an opposition protest against the government’s handling of a food safety scandal that drew what organisers said were more than 200,000 people onto the streets of the city.
The unexpectedly large turnout on Saturday appears to have given the island’s main opposition party, the Kuomintang, fresh momentum ahead of the local elections in November, and could reshape the race to become the party’s candidate in the next leadership election in 2028.
The demonstration outside the office of Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te was the largest opposition rally since Lai came to power two years ago.
Nicht das Problem mit Öl, das ich erwartet hätte.
Unerhört, wie diese China-Versteherin uns hier weiß machen will, dass dieses Geschäftsgebaren des Chinesen keine unfaire Wettbewerbsverzerrung sei!
In Wahrheit geht verantwortungsvolle kapitalistische Industriepolitik natürlich genau so, dass man den Konzernen milliardenweise Subventionen vorne und hinten reinschiebt - so wie unsere beste Frau in Brüssel, die EUro-Ursel, es gerade erst für ihre KI-Investitionsoffensive mit 10 Milliarden Euro angekündigt hat. Nur so zeigt man dem Chinesen Stärke!
Schon wieder Frau Weber (es gibt im deutschsprachigen Raum leider sonst so gut wie niemand, der China nicht als Feind oder zumindest als Freund unseres Feindes sieht und daher hinter allem was die Chinesische Regierung tut einen Angriff auf Unsere wstliche #Freiheit vermutet. Und selbst Weber publiziert darüber nur auf Englisch).
Nicht mal entschuldigen will er sich, der Chinese, für seine Exportüberschüssestaatlich subventionierten leninistischen Überkapazitäten als hinterlistige Waffen der hybriden Kriegführung, welche die CRINK-Allianz (Oberst a.D. R. Kiesewetter) unter Chinas Führung gegen Unsere #Werte und Unsere freiheitlich demokratische Grundordnung führt, (die er hasst, der Chinese, weil er dagegen ist!).
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