Beijing challenges ChatGPT
Thus, China gets into the conversation for the development of new AI models. This is how Beijing will support companies to invest in creating an open source framework and speed up the provision of basic data, according to a statement.
The office also noted that as of October 1,048 AI companies, or 29% of the country’s total, were in Beijing, and that it would study ways to cultivate talent and carry out research in areas such as ethical governance.
The successful chatbot OpenAI ChatGPT, backed by Microsofthas become the fastest growing consumer app in history and is quickly spreading awareness in China of how advanced American AI is.
Although residents of the country cannot create OpenAI accounts to access the AI powered chatbotcompanies are rushing to integrate the technology into their products and Chinese tech giants like Baidu and Alibaba Group prepare to launch rival services.
Chinese regulators have so far been silent on ChatGPT, although state media have warned of stock risks amid a frenzy over local values of the ChatGPT concept.
Source: Ambito
