China's Artificial Intelligence Development Report 2020 shows that the number of global AI patent applications in the past ten years exceeded 520,000 pieces. China's patent applications were 389,571, ranking first in the world and accounting for 74.7% of the global total...?
Will China become the next tech powerhouse?
I think China can become a science and technology powerhouse, but at the moment it looks a long way from being the world's most powerful country in science and technology. On the one hand, it is true that China's science and technology level is increasing day by day, as some people say, and the incremental increase is increasing, it is the incremental increase, not just the total increase. At present, the largest scientific institution in the world, according to Mr. Yuan Lanfeng, should be the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the quality is also excellent. Compared with the United States, the increment is still far from enough, but compared with other countries it is much better. I think this is mainly due to the test-based education that many people scorn. As a user often says, the test-based education has inhibited some of the innovative ability, but it has been effective in producing many, many engineers and researchers qualified enough.
Why don't we talk about developing the country through science and technology anymore? Has the strategy of developing the country through science and technology been abandoned?
Science and technology to develop the country is not not mentioned, but compared with other strategies is relatively cool, since the beginning, the development of science and technology is to promote the development of history and human progress is an important driving force, science and technology to develop the country in the mid-1990s, naturally, it has its own unique historical significance, but to this day, with the development of science and technology in the imminent needs of the country, compared with the more urgent need is how to develop the development of the country so far, the large size of the country digested into a comprehensive country, and the development of a large number of countries. large volume countries into first-class countries with high comprehensive national strength, good social environment, and strong national capabilities. In other words, easing the various social contradictions caused by the previous decades of one-dimensional development to accommodate the next need to make a better voice in the international community is the more important thing.
What high-tech areas does China still have shortcomings in?
Which non-state-owned large tech companies does China have? There should be very few. Huawei counts as one, Xiaomi barely counts as one, and the rest? Although I also know a lot of the so-called ?unicorn? companies, but most companies just rely on policy to block foreign competition rivals, really take the hand of may also be DJI and so on. For example, I can use Google I firmly will not use Baidu, the success of many Chinese companies said on the surface is grounded, but the actual policy to protect. Gimmicks aside, the real ability to pull out a walk of Chinese companies really not much, Dalian has a Koyo machine tool is barely catching up with foreign countries, but it's the big brother of the state-owned enterprises are either flabby or shaky. China has not yet been able to manufacture high-precision optics. China currently can not manufacture high-precision optical equipment, can not manufacture high-precision optical components, these do not belong to high-tech?