From summer camps to big salaries: China’s AI talent race is starting young and going big
- HANGZHOU: It is summer break, but 13-year-old Yu Chenhao is spending five days of it learning about artificial intelligence (AI).
- He has travelled from Shanghai to Hangzhou to join 20 others at a camp held at the headquarters of Chinese fintech giant Ant Group.
- There, young attendees, aged between 12 and 18, spend hours at their laptops, working through PowerPoint slides and writing lengthy AI prompts and codes.
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- HANGZHOU: It is summer break, but 13-year-old Yu Chenhao is spending five days of it learning about artificial intelligence (AI).
- He has travelled from Shanghai to Hangzhou to join 20 others at a camp held at the headquarters of Chinese fintech giant Ant Group.
- There, young attendees, aged between 12 and 18, spend hours at their laptops, working through PowerPoint slides and writing lengthy AI prompts and codes.
Sources: CNA