Beijing’s Hostage Strategy in the AI Race
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Started April 1, 2026
How China’s crackdown on Manus signals a new phase of techno-authoritarian competition — and how Washington should respond
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Beijing’s Hostage Strategy in the AI Race
National Review (United States) | Mar 31, 2026
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China's crackdown on Manus is a clear warning of its aggressive approach to AI, necessitating a strong U.S. response to protect global standards.
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A proactive U.S. strategy in AI is essential to counter China's influence and ensure that democratic values shape the future of technology.
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Washington's focus on countering Beijing's AI strategies could escalate tensions unnecessarily, hindering international cooperation on technology.
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The emergence of techno-authoritarianism as seen in China raises ethical concerns about AI development, warranting a balanced global dialogue on governance.
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Critiquing China's AI policies should not overshadow the U.S. need to address its own ethical and regulatory challenges in technology development.
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