Matthew Keegan
Apr 10, 2018

China, America and the race for AI supremacy

As China and the USA compete to become the world’s first AI superpower, we explore who is ahead and how multinationals with offices in both countries avoid in-fighting when it comes to sharing technology and ideas.

The prototype of a self-driving car by Toyota, on display at CES in Las Vegas

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