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Recently, Trump has been constantly making statements that AI isn’t moving fast enough and needs to speed up.


What’s there to worry about? Once it slows down, it could be overtaken by those accelerating ahead.
Capital, however, is saying that AI is moving too fast and is too dangerous, and wants it to slow down.
What’s causing the anxiety? Too much money is being burned, and returns are coming too slowly.
Yesterday, our Foreign Ministry responded by saying not to spread threatening rhetoric. Develop normally.
The costs are completely controllable, and great powers should have a broader perspective.
Whether you say it or not, when I connected these messages, I really laughed. Luckily, I wasn’t drinking water.
This is the art of war in action: subduing the enemy without fighting! Really, really, really damn on point—no one can do a thing about it!
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SybilHunter
20 minutes ago
Capital’s double standards are fully exposed: when it leads, it complains that others are catching up too quickly. Truly a winner-takes-all mindset.
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VaultNightguard
34 minutes ago
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Trump's latest move genuinely made me laugh: on the one hand, he keeps shouting to hurry up, but when others actually speed up, he starts shouting that it's dangerous. He's making the double standard crystal clear.
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