I have made brief observations about China’s place in the AI race and AI commerce, but my posts do not provide supporting comparisons or details about the products and links I mention. These views connect to the wider competition in the ai wars heat up.
On December 26, 2024, replying to @alexandr_wang, I wrote, “Wait till Chinese new year tho, it’s catch up time 🤪”. I expressed anticipation that Chinese New Year would be a time to catch up, but I did not specify what would catch up or how.
On September 5, 2025, after seeing new updates from my video that day, I said something linked in my post “feels undervalued.” I also quoted @ariesnotebook’s headline, “Alibaba’s New AI Tool Just Changed Ecommerce Forever”; that wording was theirs, and my post does not establish what I considered undervalued, what the video updates were, or what either link contained.
On November 25, 2025, I said China is probably ahead in the AI race while reacting to a post by @unusual_whales. My wording expressed a probability, not certainty, and the captured post gives no evidence or comparison to support my view. The quoted post’s claims about President Trump’s “Genesis Mission” belonged to @unusual_whales, not me.
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