US’ Bessent warns ‘nothing would matter’ if China wins the AI race
He also indicated that the US’ large defence budget would fail to protect the nation.
US’ Bessent warns ‘nothing would matter’ if China wins the AI race
He also indicated that the US’ large defence budget would fail to protect the nation.
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