The AI Divide in Asia: Why America's Strategy May Be Misguided The recent APEC Digital Weeks in Chengdu, China, highlighted a worrying trend for the United States in its bid to dominate artificial intelligence markets in Asia.
Despite efforts to promote American AI exports and tout the superiority of U. S. developed models, the country's presence at the event was decidedly low key.
Gary Dvorchak, managing director at The Blueshirt Group, described the American strategy as an attempt to prevent China from becoming the leading AI supplier for Asia – and indeed, the world.