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The article discussed China's efforts in developing and downsizing military artificial intelligence models using distillation technology, enabling their operation on modest hardware and reducing reliance on U.S. chips that have been banned since 2022. It explained that despite American restrictions, China is pursuing two main strategies: the first involves miniaturization techniques to ensure models can run on less powerful devices, along with improvements in energy consumption and accuracy; the second focuses on building local capabilities through domestic components to decrease dependence on foreign chips. The article also highlighted that publicly available military procurement data indicates ongoing demand for U.S. chips despite the restrictions. However, Chinese models are now operating more independently using smaller tools and sizes, though there are challenges related to reliability and response speed. This approach is part of a dual-strategy that combines technological modifications with black market sources.
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