US and China's AI Collaborations Exceed Expectations
A recent analysis of over 5,000 papers from the Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) conference has revealed that the US and China are collaborating more closely on artificial intelligence research than initially thought. The study found that nearly 3% of papers involve collaboration between authors affiliated with US institutions and those affiliated with Chinese ones. Furthermore, algorithms developed in one country are being shared and adapted across the Pacific.
The analysis focused on papers presented at NeurIPS, a premier conference for AI researchers, to understand the extent of collaboration between US and Chinese labs. It was found that 141 out of the total 5,290 papers involve authors from both countries, with US-China collaboration appearing fairly constant over time.
One researcher, Jeffrey Ding, noted that while policymakers may not agree on this level of cooperation, it is an undeniable reality. "The US and Chinese AI ecosystems are inextricably enmeshed—and both benefit from the arrangement," he stated.
Many Chinese-born researchers study in the US, forging bonds with colleagues that can last a lifetime. This phenomenon was cited by Katherine Gorman, a spokesperson for NeurIPS, who noted that collaborations between students and advisors often continue long after the student has left their university.
The analysis highlights the potential benefits of collaboration between the world's two AI superpowers. Despite fears over China's rise in AI capabilities, the US and China can still learn from each other and drive innovation forward.
A recent analysis of over 5,000 papers from the Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) conference has revealed that the US and China are collaborating more closely on artificial intelligence research than initially thought. The study found that nearly 3% of papers involve collaboration between authors affiliated with US institutions and those affiliated with Chinese ones. Furthermore, algorithms developed in one country are being shared and adapted across the Pacific.
The analysis focused on papers presented at NeurIPS, a premier conference for AI researchers, to understand the extent of collaboration between US and Chinese labs. It was found that 141 out of the total 5,290 papers involve authors from both countries, with US-China collaboration appearing fairly constant over time.
One researcher, Jeffrey Ding, noted that while policymakers may not agree on this level of cooperation, it is an undeniable reality. "The US and Chinese AI ecosystems are inextricably enmeshed—and both benefit from the arrangement," he stated.
Many Chinese-born researchers study in the US, forging bonds with colleagues that can last a lifetime. This phenomenon was cited by Katherine Gorman, a spokesperson for NeurIPS, who noted that collaborations between students and advisors often continue long after the student has left their university.
The analysis highlights the potential benefits of collaboration between the world's two AI superpowers. Despite fears over China's rise in AI capabilities, the US and China can still learn from each other and drive innovation forward.
I'm loving this trend! It's about time we acknowledge that the US and China aren't playing a game of "AI Cold War" anymore 
. The fact that they're collaborating on AI research is a win-win for both countries – it's like, who doesn't want to be at the forefront of innovation? 
From what I've seen online, many Chinese-born researchers are making their mark in the US, and it's amazing to see how these collaborations can lead to lifelong friendships and knowledge-sharing 
. Of course, there are still concerns about AI ethics and governance, but let's focus on the good vibes here 
. This kind of collaboration could be a game-changer for AI development – who knows what breakthroughs we'll come up with when two giants in the field work together? 
! It's crazy to think they're sharing algorithms & ideas like this. Maybe we should chill about the whole "rivalry" thing and focus on making AI work for everyone 
. Chinese-born researchers studying in the US is a cool phenomenon - it shows that even in competitive fields, people can still build strong bonds & collaborate 
. This collaboration might just be the key to driving innovation forward & solving some of our planet's biggest problems 
we need to catch up on more than just ai tech 
. I'm sure there are plenty of folks on both sides who are excited about the potential benefits of this collaboration 
and it's kinda mind blown. i mean we've all been worried that they're gonna be like rival countries or something but idk, it seems like they're actually working together on some serious tech 
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. So let's celebrate this newfound partnership and see where it takes us! 
I was literally reading about this in a reddit thread yesterday... i mean what even is the point of having a competition between the US and China if they're just gonna collaborate on AI projects lol? 
. and katherine gorman said it best, collaborations can last a lifetime, imagine all the groundbreaking stuff thats gonna come out of this 
my money is on china tho, i think they're gonna develop some crazy AI tech that'll blow us away 
. anyway, i guess it's a start, and who knows, maybe we'll see some game-changing AI projects come out of this collaboration 
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Yeah, right. 
. We should be seeing more of these collaborations happening between countries and industries because that's where the real progress happens 
. Seriously though, it's cool to see that there are people on both sides who recognize the value in collaboration