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This alignment is critical, as it defines the type of technology and ethical considerations that will permeate their societal structures. A clear analogy can be drawn with the globalization of finance, where countries sought to develop currencies that either complemented or countered the dominance of the U.S. dollar, leading to diverse economic landscapes.
Critical Ingredients for AI Infrastructure
To genuinely harness the capabilities of AI, nations must consider four essential ingredients: compute capacity, energy resources, quality data, and regulatory frameworks.
- Compute: Countries need substantial computing power to develop and run sophisticated AI systems. Partnerships or strategic alliances can help mitigate the uneven distribution of computing resources globally.