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China’s top leadership did not have the patience to wait. It wanted to use government money to brute-force a faster transformation, one that would pay dividends through an earlier transition to higher-quality growth. That process of pure force was often locally inefficient—incubators that went unoccupied and innovation avenues that never paid off—but on a national scale, the impact was tremendous.
AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order
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