dhh: 93% of Chinese believe AI will help their country, only 36% of Americans do
AccBalanced · x · 2026-09-25
tinygrad argues that China treats AI as a public utility while the US treats it as a more efficient rent-seeking apparatus — and both are correct about whether AI will help their country.
Quoting the thread, dhh highlights survey numbers: 93% of Chinese respondents believe AI will benefit their country versus just 36% of Americans. He calls this a dire gap for the US that needs to be reversed.
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