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strategic independence

مستقر2 خبر2 مصادرآخر تحديث: 23 sa önce

وسوم ذات صلةartificial intelligence Australia AI investment US-China relations sovereignty education reform Taiwan Strait US

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Andrew Hastie: Australia must invest in AI to avoid becoming a 'supplicant state'

سياسة·23 sa önceملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

Andrew Hastie: Australia must invest in AI to avoid becoming a 'supplicant state'

Liberal MP Andrew Hastie urges Australia to significantly boost AI investment to maintain strategic independence, warning against becoming a 'supplicant state' to the US amid potential conflict with China. He advocates for an AI ambassador and education reform.

Guardian Australia

Australia risks becoming 'supplicant state' if AI investment lags, says Andrew Hastie

سياسة·23 sa önceملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

Australia risks becoming 'supplicant state' if AI investment lags, says Andrew Hastie

Andrew Hastie warns Australia must boost AI investment to maintain strategic independence, fearing it could become a 'supplicant state' to the US amid potential conflict with China. He advocates for Australia to become a southern hemisphere tech hub and overhaul education for AI development.

Guardian Technology