In Washington, the White House and lawmakers have focused on whether the United States or China will build the world’s most-advanced AI models. And third, it will offer cheap prices to cost-sensitive customers as it pushes its “good enough” AI models into global markets. Then, once all AI models are adequate for most tasks, price becomes the differentiator. But that approach won’t work against Chinese AI that enters markets via download rather than shipping containers. The post How China can corner the AI market with inferior technology appeared first on Washington Post.