GAME A.I. GAIN : STUDENTS PRECIS

AN approach of sharing advanced technology may pay off for Beijing. The U.S. does not yet have a Chinese model that surpasses America's but just recently brought a model that may come close, Kimi K3 from the Chinese company Moonshot A.I.

And so far Beijing is treating Kimi K3 like all its prior models : It is going to be open-source for maximum adoption, without any American style fretting over risks and guardrails and export controls.

This decision should make the U.S. a little more confident that Beijing's overall approach is sincere.

It suggests that the Chinese don't just reject the utopian and dystopian scenarios common in Silicon Valley, where past some threshold the power of artificial intelligence totally remakes the world.

They may not even be especially '' risk-pilled, '' in the sense of worrying about the kinds of perils that today's A.I. models might already create - through the power to hack and bring down complex systems, the power to help terrorists create bioweapons, the uncertain risks of rogue A.I. behaviour and more.

!WOW! thanks The New York Times.