China vs US: AI Supremacy Fuels Global Rivalry at Dubai's AI Retreat

Published on 4.20.25

  The increasing importance of artificial intelligence (AI) in global affairs has led to a heightened sense of competition between major world powers. The AI rivalry between China and the US is intensifying, with each country vying for dominance in this emerging field. Jeffrey Wu argues that the next generation of tech-savvy individuals will likely choose China's approach, which balances speed and resources with stricter regulations, over the chaotic and open-ended US environment where failure is tolerated. This sentiment is reflected in the upcoming AI Retreat in Dubai, where government officials and global experts will gather for closed-door discussions on key issues such as data governance and infrastructure. Omar Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, will deliver the welcome address at the event, underscoring the growing recognition of AI as a key driver of economic growth and innovation. The convergence of global leaders and experts in Dubai will undoubtedly shed light on the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, and the implications for international relations.

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