最新报道:The rapid development of AI today resembles the early days of personal computing in the 1960s, characterized by high costs, market concentration, and limited access for smaller players. Experts suggest the U.S. requires an "IBM PC moment" to promote open standards and prevent China from dominating AI leadership, given its centralized computing resources and state-backed initiatives. Key strategies include establishing compute reserves, SME-focused procurement policies, and global standardization to enhance competition, reduce costs, and reinforce democratic tech ecosystems. Open standards would enable cross-provider flexibility, spur innovation, and align U.S. technological influence with democratic values worldwide.