Although this has been clear for quite some time, the real issue is how America intends to respond... Bitcoin's existence is also said to be one way to resist it.
"AI may replace engineers working on small-scale products, but I feel it will still be very difficult to replace those working on enterprise-level software in the short term. For example, Japan’s development model is primarily based on the Waterfall model. How to adapt AI to this development process, and how to ensure quality assurance at each stage, are both major challenges for enterprise-level software.
I feel this is actually a very profound issue. As AI develops faster and faster in the future, how will today’s children experience the joys, sorrows, and emotions of human life? How will they learn to consider other people’s feelings? AI has indeed greatly improved efficiency, but it has also widened the emotional distance between people.
The US at only 38%... I really didn't expect that. Japanese news always reports that the US is vigorously pushing AI forward, but it turns out it's just 38%. It seems America still has a long way to go.