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| The United States is a tech leader but China has the ability to catch up |
The United States may be a leader in some areas of technical competition with China, but experts warn that the world's largest economy depends on its reputation, but instead they are strengthening cooperation with allies and changing domestic policies.
In addition to the development of the trade war between the United States and China, the two sides participated in an increasingly fierce competition to control various areas of next generation technology, such as 5G networks and intelligence agencies. Artificial (AI).
The fifth generation represents the latest mobile network technology that guarantees high download speeds and the ability to support critical infrastructures. This is one of the reasons why this technology is necessary for both countries.
In recent years, Beijing has developed several plans to make it a world leader in various technological fields:
- China is about to release a 15-year plan called "Chinese Standard 2035", which outlines plans to set global standards for future technologies.
- In 2017, China announced its goal to become a global leader in artificial intelligence by 2030.
- Five years ago, in 2015, Beijing announced a "Made in China 2025" plan to control the Chinese high-tech industry.
China's scheme is called "Chinese Standard 2035". These are basically the technical specifications and rules for determining the number of technologies used daily (such as mobile networks).
It can be said that the ability to influence these technologies used on a daily basis can have a major impact on Beijing's strength in various technical fields around the world.
The competition between China and the United States is primarily about who controls the global IT infrastructure and standards.
The United States is a leader in artificial intelligence:
A recent report examined Amnesty International's competitiveness in 48 economies and found that the United States remains a leader. According to the report, the other 47 economies included in the index will surpass American artificial intelligence in the foreseeable future. The field will face serious difficulties.
This is due to the strength of the United States, especially in the areas of artificial intelligence, investment in university research and patents, and the report shows that looking at large corporations in the United States, this scheme is not surprising that software exists in the United States.
The report draws this conclusion based on five factors: academic research, patents, investments, employment and equipment in the field of artificial intelligence.
However, the report also revealed that China, which ranks second behind the United States in the index, could create a robust and independent ecosystem for the artificial intelligence industry for economic and geopolitical reasons.
The Pentagon director believes that China has not yet caught up with engines and semiconductors.
"I think we are not happy with what we have achieved," Brown said. "I think China is very competitive, which worries me a lot if we don't wake up to see what we have to do." A competitor.
Although many countries strive to promote the development of domestic biotechnology, China is the only country that poses a threat to the exceptional biotechnology of the United States.
China's political goal is for biotechnology to account for about 4% of Chinese GDP by 2020, compared to about 2% of US GDP.
Super marathon:
Experts pointed out that the United States can use its alliance with other countries to change their national policies and improve their competitiveness.
The United States and its allies account for nearly two-thirds of research and development worldwide, and research and development teams can specifically benefit from and coordinate shared priorities.
One of the most important strategies and difficulty is the need to get rid of short-term thinking rooted in the American business world. In the long run, China takes a long-term perspective and is part of its comprehensive national strategy, researching technology and innovation to develop important national skills.