[gvgt] US tech CEOs admit they want AI monopoly...

[mocax]

... jin bad...

 

[dambio]

If this is true, they wouldn't cooperate n do AI research in China. Where do u think china gets d knowledge to develop AI from?

Sharing research n data with them.

N now hawley is tabling a bill to stop all cooperation with China becos of Wat deepseek has done. Becos they're not respecting AI IP.

 

[HumJiBeng]

Any CEOs will want Monopoly also if not for government anti trust stopping them

 

[20kjinsatki]

Any CEOs will want Monopoly also if not for government anti trust stopping them

This. If they say otherwise then shareholders will vote them out

 

[mocax]

competition ish for losers...

anyone got the full article? WSJ paywall...

 

[wooooot]

deepseek is validation, not competition

essentially, you need a top chef to invent the meals before someone can copy the recipe

 

[Balian]

anyone who has read intro to economics will know that any business would want a monopoly in their market.
its up to the society and government to prevent that and to balance the interest between businesses and consumers
"free-market" economics was a scam perpetuated by business owners and corporations to maximize their self interest over the society

 

[jjlim_84]

Don’t think it’s possible to have monopoly in AI, just reap the initial profits and move on to the next big thing

 

[coyote]

competition ish for losers...

anyone got the full article? WSJ paywall...

When America was leading, they will say they welcomed open market and competition.

When you are struggling to compete, that's what Donald Trump is doing, using tariffs and export restrictions to slow or contain your competitors and hence, competition is for losers.

Anyway, let's be frank, nobody is innocent.

 

[buttbERry]

which ceos exactly?

 

[One Piece]

... jin bad...

Summary using Gemini:

The video discusses the US government's efforts to restrict China's technological development, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). The US government is motivated by the desire to maintain a monopoly for US tech companies in Silicon Valley, as exemplified by Peter Thiel's statement that "competition is for losers." The video highlights the hypocrisy of US tech companies like OpenAI, which accuse China of using their models while simultaneously using others' work and data without permission. The video also criticizes the US government's aggressive foreign policy and its attempts to maintain global dominance through AI technology. It concludes by contrasting the US capitalist model, which favors monopolies, with the Chinese socialist model, which encourages competition and innovation.

 

[Dracky]

Monopoly will allow US Big Tech to overcharge consumers. That's not in consumers' interest. Not when free, open source AI, from China or anywhere else, is almost as good.

 

[thisisnotme1212]

thens theys opens fors ppls tos uses and learns fors huats?

 

[dereth]

In the end he end, they all want money. What's new?

 

[mooseolly]

What's the point of this video? China don't want AI monopoly ?

 

[reno77]

When China's Palantir ?