Soros called the PRC leader the most dangerous adversary of “open societies”

He stated this during the economic forum in Davos.

“China is not the only authoritarian regime in the world, but it is the richest, strongest, and most technologically advanced,” said Soros.

According to him, these circumstances make the leader of the People's Republic of China "the most dangerous adversary of open societies", since "control tools developed with the help of artificial intelligence" allow the "authoritarian regime to gain advantages."

“We must pin our hopes on the Chinese people, especially on the business community and the political elite who want to support Confucian traditions,” the billionaire South China Morning Post quoted.

Earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported that the Soros Open Society Institute * advocates that the United States Congress should establish oversight of Facebook over the use of public relations services of Definers Public Affairs.

* The Open Society Foundation (Open Society Foundation) is an organization whose activities are considered undesirable in the territory of the Russian Federation by decision of the General Prosecutor's Office dated 11/26/2015.