Chinese AI Researchers Are Finding Their Voice on X
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As Chinese AI researchers get more vocal on X while US lab employees go quiet, the public discourse and talent magnet may tilt. For hiring and partnership, that means more direct access to Chinese technical thinking—and a higher premium on your own team’s ability to read, respond, and engage in that open forum.
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