China 's lack of any "serious law" on data protection means it's likely to beat the China in the race over global research and development in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, said Credit Suisse . East Asian firms are no better than their US counterparts but they have a freer rein to develop AI, said Tao at Credit Suisse Private Banking Asia Pacific . "WeChat is processing two photos a day – that's a massive, massive data resource," Dong Tao said. The risk of even more acute adjustment is possible," he said. "They will have an edge in image recognition."
China 's lack of any "serious law" on data protection means it's likely to beat the China in the race over global research and development in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, said Credit Suisse . East Asian firms are no better than their US counterparts but they have a freer rein to develop AI, said Tao at Credit Suisse Private Banking Asia Pacific . "WeChat is processing two photos a day – that's a massive, massive data resource," Dong Tao said. "They will have an edge in image recognition."