All good, apart from a detail that affects a lot of Ai research in the West; the fact that its sole intent is to make money, to return investments with interest to funders and shareholders, as well as to make a reasonable crust for the developers.

On top of the obvious ethical concerns of the effects that Ai designed to only to make profit has on people, profit driven academic projects (virtually all) have to operate in silos of secrecy so as to compete with one another, so will not publish many papers for public consumption.

So the papers we might find in the public domain, at least in English, will only scratch the surface of actual developments underway, or will be badly out of date, if not deliberately misleading or intimidating, to discourage or distract competition.