The United States officially announced that from the 7th of this month, that is, to ban China's use of OpenAI, as one of the many targeted customers who use OpenAI, China has become the only country to be kicked out of the "outside", it stands to reason that China has a huge number of users, and it should be an important overseas market for OpenAI, so why is the United States doing this?
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Previously, the United States banned tik tok, the reason is that tik tok as a video APP, in a short period of time can carry out explosive information transmission, there are many Americans on the platform singing red songs, wearing red clothes, it can be said that China's revolutionary culture is importing to the United States in a special way, and the United States has been waging a cultural war with foreign countries for a long time, China is one of its main battlefields, this kind of reverse cultural "invasion" is unexpected by the United States.
The reason why the United States unanimously agreed to ban China's use of OpenAI this time is fundamentally the same as the reason for banning the international version of Douyin, which is that it is afraid that China will use existing services and platforms to obtain and process effective information, and imitate and innovate to internalize usefulness and transform it into a "sharp blade" to attack the United States, which is actually a fear of China's rise and influence.
OpenAI currently provides services to 163 countries and regions, and its main business generative AI is widely popular among user groups, and its use is far from generating directional images according to instructions, but the database and big data retrieval function hidden behind it is its fundamental function, and such technologies can be used in industry, medicine, agriculture and other fields.
If OpenAI itself has such a powerful function, then it means that as long as it is a user group, it can complete the transformation and utilization of information through reverse engineering, why does the United States only target China? To concretize the common reasons mentioned above, it lies in China's "terrifying" ability to promote innovation and development.
It is important to know that the purpose of AI research and development in the United States is to strengthen its own strength while curbing the development of the mainland, and AI can be widely used in industry, which is undoubtedly the driving force for precision and automated production. Due to its centralized and efficient management and the continuous emergence of high-tech talents, the mainland has a strength that cannot be underestimated in scientific and technological innovation and the transformation of achievements. At present, the mainland is the only country in the world with a full industrial category and industrial chain, which means that through the extraction of the information behind AI technology, it can be transformed and widely used in the whole industrial category, and the efficient acquisition of practical results can be completed through a complete industrial chain.
For the United States, this can be said to be contrary to the original purpose. Nowadays, made in China has spread all over the world, and mainland products are loved by the masses of all countries because of their low price and high quality, which is the fundamental reason why mainland products have strong competitiveness in overseas markets. So what does this have to do with the U.S. ban on China's use of OpenAI? In fact, they are all related links of the United States' restrictions on China.
Since the Trump administration, the United States' trade barriers to China have continued to rise, and the imposition of high tariffs on mainland imports is a common means used by the United States, the purpose is to prevent mainland capital from flowing into the American market, which is internal.
The ban on OpenAI from China is to prevent the mainland from dragging emerging technologies in the United States outward, thus transforming them into boosters for China's technological development. Although China has a huge number of users and can create huge economic value, if China "pries" away the fundamentals, it will obviously be a waste for the United States. This is why the United States has taken this panicked move, and these measures to restrict China, both internally and externally, have together constituted a clamp on China.
For the mainland, the ban of OpenAI will not become a shackle to the development of the mainland's AI industry, although the technological innovation provided by OpenAI does have a reference and promotion for the development of artificial intelligence in the mainland, but the iron still needs its own hardness, and the mainland's high-tech continuous renewal and strong national strength is the source of the rapid development of artificial intelligence.