Sebastian Mallaby on Why the U.S. and China Need to Talk Seriously About AI Safety
The author and journalist discusses why the U.S. should be ready to give up its chip export controls if it can help secure an AI...
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Trump’s Board of Trade Move Signals the U.S. has Given Up on Changing China
The U.S. president is set to agree on a new framework for U.S.-China commerce at his summit with Xi Jinping, but the details could prove...
Nicolas Niarchos on the Global Impact of the Rare Earths Race
The author and journalist talks about the on-the-ground effects in countries from the DR Congo to Indonesia of the push to secure resources for the...
Inside Job
One in every 20 dollars Super Micro earned from 2024 to 2025 came from a front company that allegedly worked with a rogue executive to...
As Trump Heads to Beijing, Splits on China Widen at Home
The president’s relatively dovish approach to the U.S.’s top rival contrasts with hawkishness in Congress, but may reflect growing pro-China sentiment among younger Americans.
The Case of Super Micro’s Missing Nvidia’s
Also, China’s Earth observation satellites.
China’s Eyes in the Sky Make Their Mark
The advancements of China’s satellite imaging industry present a new risk for military secrecy, as the Iran conflict illustrates.
The Global AI Threat Has Arrived
The ability of Anthropic’s new AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, to find vulnerabilities across major operating systems and web browsers has dangerous implications for today’s...
Crypto leverage, made in China and banned in China
Plus, a Sino-U.S. AI conference controversy.
Eyck Freymann on Defending Taiwan
The academic and writer talks about what it will take to deter Xi Jinping from taking over Taiwan and what he makes of Trump’s approach...
Made in China, Banned in China
As China’s cryptocurrency entrepreneurs continue to drive a leverage craze that has wired new systemic risks into the global financial system, the Trump administration is...
How China’s EV Companies are Winning the War
All of China's top electric vehicle makers saw exports charge ahead in March, although some of their costs are rising too.