Financial Times: Chinese AI founders now see better odds at home than in Silicon Valley
pstAsiatech · x · 2026-07-23
- Financial Times argues that the US is losing Chinese AI talent because more founders now see better opportunities in China than in Silicon Valley.
- The post highlights a shift in where ambitious Chinese entrepreneurs believe they can build, scale, and find support.
- The author adds a brief aside about Carnegie Mellon and the broader talent pipeline.
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