AI and Geopolitics: What Is at Stake Between China and the United States?
OpenAI and Anthropic call for independent oversight and slower model releases as more than 50% of Americans fear AI could destroy humanity, polling shows.
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Balancing Development and Security in Global AI Governance
Executive Summary: Artificial intelligence (AI) is a core pillar of “comprehensive national power” in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), where senior officials frame the necessity of leadership in AI development as crucial for gaining an advantage in great power competition. Beijing is increasingly concerned about AI-related risks. Its calls for a global AI governance framework, however, are less about managing risks than about building non-…
The United States and China are the main players in a heated battle over artificial intelligence. But they hold very different positions on the...
China and the United States are competing to lead the development of artificial intelligence, a technology that both governments consider strategic for the geopolitical and economic future of the world. But this struggle also raises alarms about their potential risks to international security. While Washington and Beijing defend different regulatory models, none seems willing to give way to the technological career. What is at stake and what are…
The warnings of those who build the most advanced models fired orders to slow their development. The answer is disturbing: braking can mean giving the Asian giant the technology that will define global primacy
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