China may make a bold, decisive move that the grandstanding American president can't resist.
US AI giants such as Anthropic are reshaping U.S. politics in ways that serve their own interests, at the expense of the national interest.
Alibaba just raised HK$80 billion in Hong Kong's largest-ever share placement to fund AI infrastructure — and Jack Ma, Joe Tsai, and Eddie Wu personally bought over HK$800 million in stock right after...
On the same night, their companies unveiled next-generation models that promise to push AI agents beyond conversation and into real-world work
With its edge in both performance and pricing, DeepSeek is beginning to squeeze existing players out of the global AI developer market.
This is the story of how America lost one of its most valuable scientists, a decision former Navy Secretary Dan Kimball called “the stupidest thing this country ever did.”
While China was making leaps and bounds with DeepSeek and Kimi, Europe went gently into that good night of technological vassalage.
For decades, Silicon Valley was seen as the world’s magnet for top talent, while China was often portrayed as struggling with brain drain. Today, the tables have turned.
The country that wrote the world's code is now being replaced by the machines it helped build.
AI governance was never a technological issue; it is an issue of epistemic justice.
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