What happens when Chinese artificial intelligence goes rogue?
Covering the recent round of artificial intelligence apocalypse warnings, I’ve tried to reject this cult-like deference to all-powerful computer systems and the inevitability rhetoric: If Silicon Valley doesn’t build them first, someone else — likely China — will. Yet a recent spate of incidents in…
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