Bloomberg journalists will host a live Q&A session Friday, September 25 at 9 a.m. EDT to discuss the escalating US-China competition in artificial intelligence development.
The session addresses the intensifying technological race between the United States and China as both nations prioritize AI advancement for economic and strategic advantage.
Key topics expected to include:
- Investment trends: Funding patterns and venture capital flows in AI sectors
- Regulatory approaches: Differing government policies and export controls
- Technical capabilities: Progress in AI research and development by each nation
- Geopolitical implications: How AI competition affects bilateral relations
- Global impact: Consequences for international tech markets and standards
The live format enables attendees to submit questions directly to Bloomberg's reporting team, who cover tech policy, international business, and emerging technologies.
The event occurs at 9 p.m. Hong Kong Time, accommodating both US and Asia-Pacific audiences interested in understanding the competitive dynamics shaping the global AI landscape.
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