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The limited supply of chips has had a significant impact on the development of artificial intelligence in China and the United States. Against this backdrop, China has demonstrated strong innovation capabilities and development potential. From the research and development of large models to the application of robots, China's efforts are obvious to all. At the same time, this has also brought an impact on the global technology industry chain. Some companies may face supply chain adjustments, while others see new opportunities.

From a broader perspective, this technological competition is also quietly changing other industries. Take the manufacturing industry as an example. The demand for intelligent production is growing due to the development of artificial intelligence. This has prompted the manufacturing industry to accelerate upgrading and improve production efficiency and quality. At the same time, it has also put forward new requirements and challenges for the logistics industry, especially air transport and freight.

With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence technology, the way goods are transported and distributed is also changing. The application of technologies such as automated warehousing systems and intelligent logistics planning is improving the efficiency and accuracy of air transport cargo. However, this also brings some problems. For example, the introduction of new technologies requires a lot of capital investment, which may be a heavy burden for some small and medium-sized enterprises. Moreover, the rapid update of technology also requires practitioners to continuously improve their skills to adapt to the new working mode.

In addition, policy adjustments brought about by technological competition will also have an indirect impact on air transport cargo. In order to support the development of their own technology industries, countries may introduce relevant trade policies and tax incentives. These policy changes may affect the cost and market demand of air transport cargo. At the same time, the increase in environmental protection requirements has also forced the air transport industry to seek a greener and more sustainable development method, which has put forward higher requirements for the operation and planning of cargo business.

In short, the phenomenon reported by Hong Kong media that the gap between China and the United States in artificial intelligence is narrowing under the background of limited chip supply has triggered a chain reaction in many industries like a butterfly effect. As a part of it, air transport cargo needs to actively respond to these changes, seize opportunities, and achieve its own transformation and upgrading and sustainable development.