On March 13, OpenAI released a proposal for the U.S. AI Action Plan. The report asserts that while the United States currently holds a leading position in the field of artificial intelligence, the success of China-based DeepSeek indicates that this advantage is not as significant as it appears and isContinue Reading
In recent years, the United States has significantly expanded its use of export controls to contain China’s rise and maintain its own technological dominance. At the center of this tech containment are restrictions on the export of advanced semiconductors, which is explicitly aimed at “maintaining as large of a leadContinue Reading
On January 20, the release of China’s newest AI model, DeepSeek R1, sent the markets and tech world into a spiral. This was primarily because its reasoning model performs on par with leading U.S. firm OpenAI’s similar o1 model, but was trained at a fraction of the cost. Influential techContinue Reading
Reports of China’s development of new large language models (LLMs) shocked the U.S. technology sector, raising questions over how the U.S. can avoid ceding ground to a strategic competitor in the critical field of artificial intelligence (AI). While much attention has been given to how many and what type ofContinue Reading
In December 2024, the Hangzhou-based AI company DeepSeek released its V3 model, igniting a firestorm of debate. The result has been dubbed “China’s AI Shock.” DeepSeek-V3’s comparable performance to its U.S. counterparts such as GPT-4 and Claude 3 at lower costs casts doubt on the U.S. dominance over AI capabilities,Continue Reading
The Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion, introduced by the Biden administration just days before it departed office, incorporates measures designed to make developing frontier AI models off-limits to all countries in the world except the United States and a select group of allies. Given that AI capability is rapidly becomingContinue Reading
There’s a common saying in tech circles: The United States is good at innovation, going from zero to one, while China is good at commercial applications, that is, going from one to 100. For a while it seemed like the same would hold true for artificial intelligence (AI), where theContinue Reading
