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China's AI Development Model in an Era of Technological Deglobalization

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  • Arcesati, Rebecca

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As strategic rivalry between Beijing and Washington centers on new technologies, a trend towards decoupling and deglobalization is challenging the global links upon which China’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector has relied for a long time. This means that Beijing’s AI development strategy must contend with an erosion of global interdependencies. This policy brief from Rebecca Arcesati, a lead analyst at MERICS, examines three key elements of China’s response: an infrastructure megaproject for computing power, a “whole-of-nation” approach to developing AI foundation models, and efforts to forge connections with foreign innovation systems beyond the United States. None of these come without challenges.

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  • Arcesati, Rebecca, 2024. "China's AI Development Model in an Era of Technological Deglobalization," Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, Working Paper Series qt7qw2q174, Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California.
    • Handle: RePEc:cdl:globco:qt7qw2q174
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    Social and Behavioral Sciences; china; artificial intelligence; technology; deglobalization;
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