Continuing its assertive strategies, China has announced plans to significantly accelerate its efforts in the artificial intelligence sector.
The country, consistently in the spotlight, has unveiled a new project focused on AI technologies. The AI Plus initiative, revealed during the recent ordinary party congress, aims to integrate these technologies extensively across all industries within the nation.
Expected to kick off in 2024, the initiative is anticipated to demand a substantial budget. Although the specifics of the project have yet to be disclosed, it has already sparked considerable excitement within China. Here are all the details we know so far.
China will focus on artificial intelligence
China, recently at the center of discussions, particularly due to its tensions with the United States, has embarked on this venture to gain a competitive edge. Premier Li Qiang displayed considerable confidence during the announcement, hinting that the initiative could serve as a groundbreaking solution to the country’s economic slowdown, with numerous R&D efforts planned in the realm of artificial intelligence.
Furthermore, the Chinese government has announced plans to develop smart cities in the near future, digitize the service sector, and enhance the technological capabilities of government institutions. The specific military applications for artificial intelligence remain uncertain at this point.
The outcome of these ambitious plans remains to be seen. However, the relative success of the Internet Plus project launched by China in 2020 provides a beacon of hope for the success of this new initiative.
What are your thoughts on this development? Do you believe China will achieve its goals in artificial intelligence? We welcome you to share your opinions in the comments section. Your insights are highly valued.
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