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The ‘But China!’ Dilemma Driving the A.I. Race

Geopolitics
Global
Commencé September 16, 2026

America is waking up to the critical risks posed by artificial intelligence. But every conversation about possible regulation tends to hit the same wall: “Well, what about China?” Chinese A.I. models are just slightly behind American ones. If America slows down its A.I. development to make our models safer, the fear is that China will simply race ahead of us and own this critical technology of the future — with A.I. models that are less safe than our own. So how should the United States respo...

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The U.S. should collaborate with international allies to set global A.I. safety standards that balance innovation and security.

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Public dialogue on A.I. development should include diverse perspectives to foster informed decision-making.

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Investment in research on safe A.I. should be prioritized to ensure the United States remains a leader in technology.

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Focusing solely on A.I. regulation will hinder America's ability to compete with faster-moving Chinese technology.

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The U.S. government must take a proactive stance in A.I. regulation to prevent potential misuse by adversaries like China.

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The fear of being outpaced by China should not dictate the United States' approach to A.I. regulation.

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The United States must prioritize the ethical development of artificial intelligence over speed to maintain global leadership.

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The U.S. should leverage its strengths in A.I. ethics as a unique selling point in the global technology race.

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Slowing down A.I. development in the U.S. will allow China to surpass American technology and pose a greater geopolitical threat.

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Investment in A.I. safety measures is essential for the long-term security of the United States, regardless of China's advancements.

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