French brother complains that he can't use the WeChat，Look what Tencent's boss Pony Ma said.

A few months ago, a video of a French guy was hot on the Internet. The boy cried out that France was behind in the payment field. The locals also used cash and bank cards. Only when they went to Starbucks could they use Apple Pay.

After living in China for eight years, he used WeChat Pay instead of his wallet or cash.

He also praised WeChat's ability to order takeout, buy train tickets, take a taxi, and do almost anything.

At the end of the video, he hoped Pony Ma would see the video, pleading for WeChat technology to be introduced to France to save the region from the water and fire.

Pony Ma, Tencent's chief executive, said in an interview recently that he had seen the video: "it was forwarded to me by hundreds of people. My biggest complaint is that I don't think he's too old. Why call me uncle?"

At the same time, Ma Huateng said that China's mobile payment for mobile phones has also encountered difficulties in overseas development: "The enterprises that really want to make cross-border payments, including the need to apply for similar mobile payment third-party payment licenses in the local area, are in fact very slow and difficult. It is also relatively high.

We went out and explored a round before we knew that China's third-party payment was so advanced that there was no such advantage overseas. "

Take Malaysia, for example, Apply for a third party's payment license, which is very difficult to apply for.

However, after obtaining the license, we also found that many local infrastructures have yet to be built, and some banks cannot provide interfaces. If we can not achieve interconnection, many progress cannot be further promoted.

We have realized the importance of this aspect and are also promoting technological transformation among banks.

At the time of the two sessions in 2018, the NPC deputies said in their speeches,

Pony Ma said that the past five years have been a golden period for the development of the global Internet and technology industry, and China has seized the opportunity to achieve rapid development, catching up with the United States and becoming the world's second-largest innovation center for Internet and technology.

In 2015, Pony Ma put forward the "Internet" to promote economic development, I was fortunate to be included in the Government's action plan, which is now being implemented in various places, has been more than two years, the effect is very significant.

In 2018, a year later, what have we observed? We are seeing more and more big data, cloud computing, especially this year, which has expanded to government affairs, smart cities and so on.

Alibaba Jack Ma and Google CEO argue about one thing in Davos, but the results are thought-provoking?

Artificial intelligence (AI) was the main topic of discussion in Davos this year. Ma Yun and Google CEO Sandar Pichai are engaged in a debate about artificial intelligence.

Two top business leaders have their own opinions and words. Let's take a look at their views on artificial intelligence!!!

The contemporary physicist Hawking warned that artificial intelligence (AI) may destroy humans. Tesla CEO Elon Musk fears that robots will kill humans.

But now the development of artificial intelligence seems irresistible. The topic is one of the most watched topics at this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The World Economic Forum stated that:

This is a historic moment for artificial intelligence.

All the technologies come together: big data, the rapid development of hardware, powerful artificial intelligence algorithms, and open source community tools to reduce barriers to entry into the intelligence world for startups.

The end result: artificial intelligence is moving from research laboratories to our everyday lives, from urban travel, to cars, to energy, to the Internet.

In 2018, everyone began to see the commercial value of artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence is added to more and more things every year, and it is getting smarter. This undoubtedly accelerates human innovation.

But as artificial intelligence becomes more powerful, more autonomous and more widespread in its use and impact, the unsolved problem of artificial intelligence security becomes critical.

Risks include bias, poor decision-making, low transparency, unemployment and malicious use of artificial intelligence, such as autonomous weapons.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos (WEF), Ma Yun, the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group, the two leading business leaders, and Google CEO Shandar Pichchai launched the topic of artificial intelligence.

Ma Yun, founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group, said: "Artificial intelligence, big data is a threat to humans. I think that artificial intelligence should help humans. Technology should do something for humans."

"computers look smarter than humans," Ma said. "they don't forget that they never have emotions. But computers can never be as smart as humans. Artificial intelligence and robots will replace a lot of work, because machines will do it in the future."

On the other side of the argument, Google CEO and CEO Sandal Pichchai is very optimistic. He said that "artificial intelligence may be the most important job for human beings. I think this is more profound than the invention of electricity or fire." He said that artificial Intelligence can eliminate many of the constraints currently faced by the world, including the ability to make "clean, cheap and reliable energy" a reality.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai recalled his childhood in India and talked about the power of technological change: "I grew up, we didn't see the phone there at one point, until five years later, we saw the phone. It fundamentally changed our lives. I still remember the joys of technology. I think artificial intelligence is real, effective, and it connects us to the world. "

He acknowledged the risks, but said: "whenever you use emerging technologies, you need to learn and maximize their use, while minimizing technical shortcomings."

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