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In the battle for AI supremacy, China is only six months behind the U.S — but that means they’re winning, says former Google CEO

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In the battle for AI supremacy, China is only six months behind the U.S — but that means they’re winning, says former Google CEO

AI is not a bubble, says Google’s former CEO. It’s real growth, real money, real customers paying for something useful.

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