US, CHINA AI DIVIDE RESHAPES TECH INVESTMENT
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Financial markets are closely tracking divergent strategies between US and Chinese AI development, with significant implications for capital allocation. Airbnb's CEO pushed back against concerns over American companies using Chinese open-source models.
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