China's AI innovation is 'accelerating' but US remains dominant, White House says
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EXCLUSIVE: The speed of China’s innovation in the artificial intelligence space is “accelerating," director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Michael Kratsios told Fox News Digital.
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"The White House in the first Trump administration redefined national tech policy to focus on American leadership in emerging technologies, and those were technologies like artificial intelligence, quantum computing and 5G, [which] were big back then," Kratsios said. "The president, at that time, signed the executive order prioritizing U.S. leadership in AI, back in 2019 when people weren’t even talking about it."
"He recognized that it was critical for the U.S. to lead in AI," Kratsios said. "We got the ball rolling on what the U.S. national strategy is and how we would win."
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