Has AI surpassed human intelligence?

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The people building it are starting to walk away. In recent weeks, researchers at OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind have quit to warn the public that AI could escape human control, with one putting the odds of it killing us all within a decade at over 10%. In the latest episode of "Season of AI & Basic Sciences," CGTN's Tian Wei sits down with Paddy Cosgrave – founder and CEO of Web Summit, one of the world's biggest tech conferences – to ask who's actually leading, why innovation looks so different in China and the West, and whether anyone can govern this thing. Take a listen. Contents of this video 00:00 - Intro 02:13 - Has China already won the AI race? 05:36 - Can U.S. AI models compete on cost? 12:20 - Where does innovation really come from? 18:28 - Why technology is never neutral 20:04 - Can the world agree on AI governance? 30:15 - AI, distillation and the debate over innovation 37:22 - Why is innovation accelerating in China? 40:44 - Innovation is going global 44:00 - Cou

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