May God grant us the best of artificial intelligence: The US versus China

The world opened the door to the third industrial revolution after the 1960s.

It reached a point in the last 30 years that it could not reach in 300 years.

In fact, it has surpassed it by leaps and bounds.

It did not take long to evolve from room-sized computers to laptops.

Processor capacity also increased logarithmically.

The artificial intelligence, robotics, and software revolution in the 2000s was called the fourth industrial revolution.

The point reached in the last 20 years is incredible.

Many countries have pursued artificial intelligence.

Turkey is one of them.

Even if its success is debated, no one denies that it has made some progress.

In any case, only 10-15 countries in the world have the skill and capacity to conduct serious work in this field.

Although America seems to be leading this process, China should not be ignored.

I am not saying this; the data is.

It is said that 50 percent of artificial intelligence researchers in the world are Chinese.

70 percent of last year's artificial intelligence patents and articles were of Chinese origin.

China's artificial intelligence studies are reportedly vibrant, rich, and incredibly creative.

With America's withdrawal from China, software, modeling, and applications are being made 100 percent domestically.

Soon, all this software will be exported to the world from China.

Perhaps this is why the US is encircling China and cutting off its energy resources, so that the US does not fall behind in the competition.