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NYU Professor Gary Marcus: US-China AI Competition Likely to End in Stalemate

15 Ekim 2026Bllomberg

Gary Marcus of NYU predicts that the US-China competition in artificial intelligence will result in no clear winner.
According to NYU professor Gary Marcus, the ongoing artificial intelligence competition between the US and China is likely to result in a stalemate. He argues that neither nation will achieve a clear victory, suggesting a complex landscape where both sides continue to advance without a definitive outcome.
This perspective highlights the intricate dynamics of global AI development and the challenges of achieving supremacy.
The US and China have been engaged in an escalating race for dominance in artificial intelligence, with significant investments and strategic initiatives from both governments. This rivalry has implications not only for economic leadership but also for global security and ethical standards in technology.
Marcus's assertion of an 'unwinnable' war on AI reflects the increasing complexity of technological competition in a multipolar world. The implications of such a stalemate could lead to a collaborative rather than confrontational approach in AI governance, as both nations may recognize the need for shared standards…

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“The US-China artificial intelligence race will end in a tie.”

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