If you look at the way Chinese AI companies act compared to American ones, it's easy to see how people feel this way.
If you look at the way Chinese AI companies act compared to American ones, it's easy to see how people feel this way.
And it's not like they sent him to some north korean death camp. He's still one of the richest people in China, he just failed to deregulate the finance industry.
doubt that, 996 has long tradition in China (even in Huawei, at least for young interns), heck even their schools were pretty much 996 up recently and most small businesses operate more like 997 closing only once a year for Chinese new year
1. people losing income/jobs because of AI see it differently, you can even find videos of regular chinese talking about their daily life and how they see AI
programmer's view - has to make food delivery to make money https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJZFUEQebbI
this one is more about regular life than about AI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ba_iwcFmxE8
2.it helps AI content in China needs to be marked, so pretty much every Chinese ad now contains AI mark, which become quite pointless since AI is used absolutely everywhere
3. but yeah, people can see it more positively since technology is more regulated and less used for milking customers