Victor Shih

Now he's a vice premier in charge of cybersecurity.

So clearly this guy is trusted.

You know, his preference for AI, AGI, so I tweeted this Davos speech, which you also looked at.

I think it's very revealing, right?

So you look at it, you're like, wow, what's... So what he said was, we need to invest in AI.

But we need to do it – we can't go all out in investing in it without knowing what the breaks are.

We have to develop the breaks also at the same time.

I think that's extremely revealing.

So, basically, it's very different from the American approach because in America, it's all driven by private sector.

And, of course, all these – except for one or two companies, everyone just –

invest, invest, invest, and try to reach AGI as soon as possible.

For the Chinese government, they're very afraid that some actor outside, but even inside the party is going to use it as a tool to usurp the power of the party.

So they want to know that they have a way of stopping everything if it comes to it.

So for them, developing the brakes is just as important as developing AI itself.

Thus far, it seems like it's under cybersecurity leading group.

So Ding Xiuqiang would be in charge of it.

There won't be a new group.

I don't think so.

Because for the party, it's a security aspect of it that's the most important.

Yeah.