
US President Donald Trump said that the US and China are in a race for leadership in the field of artificial intelligence, in which there can only be a winner or a loser, and expressed confidence in the US victory.
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The US and China are competing in technology, including artificial intelligence, as part of a broader strategic battle for global leadership.
US President Donald Trump said the country is in a race with China for leadership in the field of artificial intelligence.
Trump expressed confidence in the US victory and noted that there can be no second place in this race.
WASHINGTON, September 29 - RIA Novosti. The United States and China are engaged in a race for leadership in the field of artificial intelligence, in which there will only be a winner and a loser, US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday.
“We're winning right now against China and everyone else, and I want to keep that going,” Trump said at a White House event.
He expressed confidence that in this race there cannot be someone who came second.
“You will be a winner or a loser, and you may not come in second place,” the American leader added.

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