Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important issue in China-U.S. relations. As frontier models and AI agents advance rapidly, emerging risks such as loss of control, cyberattacks, and threats to critical infrastructure are becoming more pronounced.

As generative AI enters a new phase of abundant foundation‑model supply, access to general‑purpose models and compute resources has become widely accessible for enterprises and government bodies. Real‑world experience nonetheless demonstrates that model access does not automatically translate into tangible productivity gains.

Artificial intelligence is entering multiple stages of life sciences research. From protein-structure prediction, genomic analysis, and literature synthesis to molecular and sequence design, experimental planning, and automated laboratory execution,

In July 2026, Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, an open-weight model that has become the world’s largest open-weight AI model to date. Kimi K3 has once again drawn global attention to the capabilities of China’s frontier AI models, while bringing the debate over open versus closed AI models into sharper focus.

As global AI governance enters a new institutional-building phase, the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) has delivered multiple landmark outcomes to foster a fair and rational global AI governance system. What is most worth noticing is the formal ...

Strategic stability has long been strongly correlated with nuclear deterrence policies. As we enter the age of AI, how should we re-examine strategic stability? AI is increasingly integrated into intelligence analysis, early-warning systems, command-and-control links, autonomous combat platforms...

As the capabilities of cutting-edge AI models continue to advance by leaps and bounds, AI security concerns have expanded from social governance issues—such as bias, hallucinations, and misinformation—to encompass cybersecurity, the protection of critical infrastructure, and even national security.

As Artificial Intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in military systems, the form, tempo, and decision-making of warfare are undergoing profound transformation.

As artificial intelligence becomes the core technology reshaping the global order and economic landscape, the current narrative of competition largely focuses on algorithm breakthroughs, chip computing power and application implementation.

Over the past two years, discussions about artificial intelligence between China and the United States have increasingly been shaped by the narrative of strategic competition. Yet at the same time...

As artificial intelligence rapidly evolves into the defining technology of the 21st century, it is reshaping the landscape of U.S.-China relations in unprecedented ways. How do leading Chinese experts assess the intersection of AI competition and shared security risks?