Chinese companies are likely to become AI’s biggest producer, quote says
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-07-23
A quoted post discusses where Chinese companies fit in the global AI division of labor. The speaker argues China is most likely to be the largest producer, citing chips, electricity, and production capacity as structural advantages, and says AI will likely end up with three major powers.
The same thread says the China-U.S. lead will keep alternating, while Chinese-made AI products will likely be cheaper and the country’s current advantage in code agents is real but probably temporary.
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