Chinese media turns Stanford AI plagiarism into "propaganda"
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Two undergraduates from Stanford University admitted failing to credit Chinese researchers in the development of an AI model. The incident sparked discussions about the U.S.'s technological strengths, while Chinese analysts highlighted China's scientific progress.
While the plagiarism incident was condemned by the students, Chinese state-run media used it to criticize U.S. research culture and Silicon Valley. Analysts noted the increasing influence of Chinese science amidst the episode.
Experts believe the incident won't significantly impact China-U.S. scientific relations but will drive China's commitment to domestic AI development. The article also referenced Elizabeth Holmes, linking to broader cultural critiques.
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