Small firms in mainland China adopting AI more readily than large ones, experts say
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At the Nusa Dua Forum in Bali, industry leaders stated that small family-run businesses in mainland China are adopting AI more quickly than large enterprises. They also argued that market agility and reliable power supplies will be decisive in the global AI race. The forum was organized by the South China Morning Post and Danantara Indonesia, highlighting key factors for AI competitiveness.
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Smaller family-run businesses in mainland China are adopting AI more readily than large enterprises.
Industry leaders expressed these views at the Nusa Dua Forum in Bali, Indonesia.
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Market agility and steady power supplies will determine the winners of the global AI race.
Opinion- Smaller family-run businesses in mainland China are adopting AI more readily than large enterprises.
- Market agility is a key factor in determining winners of the global AI race.
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Loaded language removedSmaller, family-run businesses in mainland China are embracing advanced artificial intelligence (AI) more readily than large enterprises, while market agility and steady power supplies will determine the winners of the global AI race, industry leaders have said at a forum in Indonesia.
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Market agility and steady power supplies will determine the winners of the global AI race.
OpinionIndustry leaders expressed these views at the Nusa Dua Forum in Bali, Indonesia.
South China Morning PostSmaller, family-run businesses in mainland China are adopting AI more readily than large enterprises.
South China Morning Post