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AI Between East and West
The article examines differences in attitudes toward artificial intelligence across societies. In a 2026 survey, 85% of respondents in China and 80% in India said its benefits outweigh its harms, compared with 38% in the United States, while noting that the divide is not purely geographic. The article links this gap to what people have: in emerging economies, AI can provide expertise that would otherwise be unavailable, whereas in wealthier economies it may compete with existing expertise and threaten jobs. The survey found that 60% of U.S. households earning more than $200,000 expected to benefit from AI, compared with 26% of households earning less than $50,000. The article points to declines in some jobs and in graduate recruitment in Britain, and concludes that ensuring those who are adversely affected share in productivity gains is essential to benefiting from the AI boom.
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