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Sakana AI promotes PIVOT interview on US-China AI race

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Sakana AI's defense and intelligence division analyst Junya Ishii appeared on the PIVOT program to discuss the US-China summit talks and whether AI development competition could slow down, according to a Sakana AI post on X. Sakana AI shared the interview and a YouTube video titled "The direction of the US-China AI race" in a second post the same day. The posts give no further details on the discussion's content or conclusions beyond the topics listed.

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  1. Oct 12, 1:53 PM ET · 1 article
    Sakana AI shares a YouTube video on the US-China AI race
    Sakana AI: Sakana AI shares a YouTube video on the US-China AI race
  2. Oct 12, 1:50 PM ET · 1 article
    Sakana AI analyst Junya Ishii discusses US-China AI race on PIVOT
    Sakana AI: Sakana AI analyst Junya Ishii discusses US-China AI race on PIVOT

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Oct 12
  1. Sakana AIOfficial
    Sakana AI shares a YouTube video on the US-China AI race

    AISakana AI (@SakanaAILabs) posts a YouTube video titled AI, which translates to "The direction of the US-China AI race." The post gives no further details on the video's content or speakers.

    Image from @SakanaAILabs's post
  2. Sakana AIOfficial
    Sakana AI analyst Junya Ishii discusses US-China AI race on PIVOT

    AISakana AI's defense and intelligence division analyst Junya Ishii appeared on PIVOT to discuss the US-China summit talks and the future of AI development competition. The interview covers what the US and China discussed at the summit and whether AI development could slow down. Full video is linked in the replies to the post.

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