Min Min Lo

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28 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 14 Aug

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The Stanford University AI index shows that more than 80% of Chinese are optimistic towards AI compared to less than 40% in the US.
And Edelman has a similar survey showing the same trend that more than 70% of Chinese trusts AI compared to less than 40% in the US.
And again, why is there such a huge gulf in attitudes between Chinese and Americans?
One reason
Could be people's experience with technology.
In China, over the last two decades, it's still in a rapid development phase, and people's experience of tech is one of empowerment and transformation.
We're talking about rural residents getting to sell their goods through e-commerce channels, elite froging credit cards to become a cashless society, experiencing the convenience of door-to-door delivery and very
Cheap, uh, efficient logistics, for example.
But in the US, that's already a norm, right?
People are familiar with big box retail, they have reliable mail, and the experience of the tech explosion has been one of addiction, uh, data privacy violation, over concentration of power in big tech.
So that's one reason, and the other concern is around whether there is enough guardrails that has been put in place.
And in China, these tech firms are still under the thumb of the government.
They're constantly worried about crackdowns.
And when the government pushed this common prosperity campaign, tech firms were rushing to pledge billions of yuan to support that.
While in the US, it's a different story where you have a revolving door where tech executives raise funds to run political campaigns where billions are being poured into lobbying.
So again, that concern around guard race.
And there's just not enough trust that the government is protecting the interests of residents.
So, why does this matter?
When people are more willing to try new technology, that means market adoption rate can be much faster.
To allow much faster adoption of new AI products.
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