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China Accelerates AI Development to Rival US Tech Leadership

What Happened

The Wall Street Journal reports that China is intensifying its push to develop advanced artificial intelligence, aiming to close the gap with the US in both innovation and deployment. Beijing has directed major investments into AI chips and foundational models, while encouraging its tech giants and startups to collaborate on large-scale AI projects. The Chinese government is also supporting national AI champions, easing access to data, and steering research towards AI that meets strategic and commercial needs. This approach combines regulatory backing, public sector funding, and an ecosystem of local partners to overcome barriers posed by US export restrictions and global competition.

Why It Matters

China’s aggressive strategy signals a global technology race that could reshape economic power, security dynamics, and innovation leadership. The outcome of this AI competition with the US may impact the future of global standards, supply chain resilience, and digital geopolitics. Read more in our AI News Hub

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