It's ok.

The top colleges are arguably now in China.

China is providing free education in many poor African countries. Chinese is one of many subjects offered.

Of course, a smart African college student will have no issue learning English, Chinese, as well her home countries language.

The future belongs to China. We're elevating fine institutions such as Liberty University and celebrating comedians and edge lords.

China celebrates engineers.

Then again.

No country is perfect, China also has an over abundance of educated without enough meaningful work for them.

I sorta think a UBI( needs to cover housing, food and at least a small amount of leisure activities) is the way to go.

The end goal of automation is we only need a small percentage of people working after all.

>The future belongs to China.

China's population pyramid is worse than the USAs. The present belongs to China. This is as good as it gets.

Conventional wisdom always used to be that China would never compete with the US because they were rote learners and we were more creative. I'd say that is no longer the case. China has been doing a LOT of interesting things. I joke with my son that given the state of the US lately, I'd almost rather move to China.

What are some of the Chinese colleges worth paying attention to? Is most of the AI research coming from these colleges or are they primarily from private labs?

China does have some top-tier unis but only a handful: Tsinghua, Beida (Peking), Fudan, Zhejiang, Renmin (humanities mostly), Hangzhou -- maybe a couple of others if you squint hard enough

Still a far cry from the number of top-tier unis in the US/Europe.

Chinese unis pump out tons of engineers and tons of papers but the quality of most of those papers is quite low.

But I agree that China, very smartly, is very active in Africa where the US used to be -- the US stupidly dropped the ball in Africa first with its endless "war on terror" and now with its even more stupid "america first (except when we bomb Iran)" policies

>The top colleges are arguably now in China.

Argued by who? Source?

>We're elevating fine institutions...

Who? Maybe you mean Europe? After all, why aren't all those brilliant African students studying German or Italian? I assume you also mean that Europe has terrible universities and has completely ceded the future to glorious China?