US EditionReport: China's AI Push Threatens US Tech Dominance
A new report warns China’s AI dominance risks U.S. sovereignty and global stability and urges stronger policies to counter Beijing’s strategic investments and influence.
- Recently, the Center for Security Policy released a report by Dr. J. Michael Waller arguing Chinese Communist Party control of AI threatens U.S. sovereignty and global stability.
- Beijing's 2017 national AI development plan aims for leadership by 2030, supported by the National Venture Capital Guidance Fund worth 105 billion and state-guided investment.
- China’s 1.4 billion population fuels unmatched data and talent generation, while the U.S. leads AI compute with 39.7 million petaflops versus China’s 400,000 petaflops despite China holding 46% of AI data clusters.
- Waller recommends strengthening U.S. counterintelligence, protecting intellectual property, and expanding domestic energy and data centres, crediting the Trump administration’s 2025 AI Action Plan for boosting competitiveness.
- Authors describe a shift toward techno‑nationalist globalization, with risks including surveillance, propaganda, military expansion, and control over supply chains for raw materials and semiconductors by the Chinese Communist Party.
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The AI race has become a new Cold War between China and the United States. The stakes are who will dominate the future of artificial intelligence and global security.
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