Rice: China coordinates government, industry, and academia to advance AI
Susan Rice · The Career Changing Magic of Strategic Compartmentalization · Jan 27, 2020 · at 42:41
Former National Security Advisor Susan Rice speaks at the a16z Summit about the geopolitical competition between the United States and China regarding technology capabilities.
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“The Chinese, as you all know, are using all elements of their capacity, government, The private sector, academia, in complete unison to advance their capacities, whether in biotech, or AI, or you name it.”
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