Tag: AI Governance

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How Washington, Beijing, and New Delhi Are Shaping the Global AI Landscape

The global AI landscape in 2026 is defined by a massive divergence in how the world’s three largest tech powers deploy capital and enforce rules. As the market moves toward an estimated $1.81 trillion to $2.4 trillion valuation by 2030, Washington, Beijing, and New Delhi have institutionalized three distinct “stacks” for the future of intelligence.

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Beijing Positions Itself as Emerging Technology Governance Architect Through Arms Control Framework

China’s November 2025 white paper on arms control emphasizes AI, cyberspace, and outer space governance, moving from a reactive to a proactive role in these domains against Western dominance. This document coincides with the January release of DeepSeek-R1, showcasing Chinese AI capabilities on par with American models, amid potential cooperation openings due to the Trump administration’s economic rebalancing.

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