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I think the interesting bottleneck may not be the AI itself, but access to the physical resources needed to turn its discoveries into treatments.

I wonder if the real advantage of AI tutoring is the ability to get help whenever you need it. A good human tutor can be great, but availability and cost are still big limitations

I wonder if the bigger question is whether China can keep this talent in the long run. Having more researchers is one thing, turning that talent into companies and useful products is another.

How do these governance systems work in practice when AI models and their behavior can change so quickly?