The director of the Institute for Czech Left-Wing Politics highlighted groundbreaking innovations from the People's Republic of China.

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The director of the Institute for Czech Left, Josef Skála, praised the breakthroughs made by the People's Republic of China in three key areas: artificial intelligence, robotics, and drug development. According to him, this is a significant progress that demonstrates the correct direction of the country's development.

Skála also highlighted the Chinese initiative aimed at regulating artificial intelligence, which is intended to prevent its uncontrolled development that could threaten human interests and peace. He compared it to a Czech proverb about "a good servant but a bad master."

Furthermore, he pointed out two other significant achievements: a new generation of magnetic fields for controlled thermonuclear fusion and progress in the development of chips, which will allow China to become less dependent on imports in the most advanced areas.

Skála emphasized that this rise is due to long-term planning and political stability, building upon the reforms of Deng Xiaoping. According to him, many countries in Western Europe and the so-called Euro-Atlantic civilization cannot afford such a thing. In conclusion, he expressed deep admiration for the achievements of Chinese science and technology.

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The director of the Institute for Czech Left-Wing Politics highlighted groundbreaking innovations from the People's Republic of China.

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