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China may be spending far less on AI research than previously thought, US think tank says

South China Morning Post

December 4, 2019

"Reports of China’s expenditure on AI may be overblown,” finds a recent CSET report by Zachary Arnold and Ashwin Acharya. China "has probably not been dramatically outspending the US government on AI R&D since it unveiled the national plan."

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