GZERO World with Ian Bremmer
Ok, Google: Give Me the World
GZero World S1E13: Ok, Google: Give me the World
December 08, 2017
“Whoever becomes the leader in [artificial intelligence] will become the ruler of the world.”
When addressing a group of students last fall, Vladimir Putin likely knew that he would not be that leader. The lines have been drawn and the geopolitical scramble to harness the power of AI- this generation's Space Race - is well underway.
It's the United States vs China and - at least for the moment - it's anyone's bet.
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