Since last year, I’ve been tracking the trend of American startups using Chinese AI. This year, the shift has become harder to ignore. But it didn’t emerge in a vacuum. China’s low-cost, open-weight push was always going to appeal to developers, the backbone of AI innovation. Washington’s wake-up call arrived late.
Since last year, I’ve been tracking the trend of American startups using Chinese AI. This year, the shift has become harder to ignore. But it didn’t emerge in a vacuum. China’s low-cost, open-weight push was always going to appeal to developers, the backbone of AI innovation. Washington’s wake-up call arrived late.
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