AI risks escalate in China-U.S. race

The article discusses the race of artificial intelligence between China and the United States and its developments, with a particular focus on military and strategic aspects. It indicates that AI has become a crucial tool in the economic and military power of major countries, with China accelerating its efforts to differentiate itself and close the gap with the U.S. in this field. U.S. reports examine the risks of conducting preemptive strikes on Chinese AI training data centers, suggesting that such actions could lead to military nuclear escalation. The importance of electrical energy is also highlighted as a key determinant of China’s and America’s ability to operate large AI models, with energy costs and electric infrastructure considered vital factors. China is portrayed as having advantages in the efficiency of its power grids and production costs, while the U.S. faces challenges in upgrading its infrastructure. The article emphasizes that this competition concerns national security and could turn into a dangerous zone if rules of de-escalation and mutual agreements are not established between the two powers.

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