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Top AI scientists are dying in China — officially due to stress
A sharp series of deaths among young specialists raises questions. Conspiracy theorists see a link to the fall of big tech stocks.
China has reported a string of sudden deaths among leading artificial intelligence (AI) specialists. Officially, illnesses and accidents are cited as causes of death. However, many of those who died were under the age of 50.
Authorities and academic institutions explain the situation as a result of high stress and chronic overwork. The rapid growth of the AI industry demands maximum dedication from scientists, which allegedly leads to health deterioration and tragic outcomes.
Nevertheless, distrust of these explanations is growing among the public and experts. Some analysts and independent observers point out that every major release by Chinese AI developers triggers panic in the U.S. stock market: tech giant shares drop and billionaires lose millions of dollars within hours.
Against this backdrop, conspiracy theories are emerging: it is suggested that the sudden deaths may not be due solely to overwork. Skeptics highlight the correlation between Chinese AI sector activity and the pressure on global tech markets, seeing it as a potential threat to entrenched economic interests.
Official Chinese authorities refuse to comment on such speculations. Meanwhile, the AI industry in China continues to grow at a record pace despite internal and external challenges.
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