During the Cold War, rival superpowers quietly cooperated to prevent nuclear theft and terrorism — and Hendrycks suggests a similar dynamic may be possible with AI nonproliferation.

A massive, government-led operation like the Manhattan Project is not feasible, but a public-private partnership could work ...

In light of the AI revolution, it is in America’s vital interest to reverse the current slide toward Cold War II and draw China into an international effort to guide technological evolution ...

National security has been barely a whisper in the rollicking debates on AI rules and regulations. However, more and more ...

Tensions over how to accelerate AI are driven by the prospect of a tech cold war between the U.S. and China, amid improving Chinese innovation and access to both capital and top foreign researchers.

It’s a cold, calculating logic that has—at least to this stage in our history—prevented an all-out nuclear war, with rational, self-preservational powers opting to fight a Cold War instead.

The coming AI Cold War A screen shows an ... Beijing unveiled its “Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan,” which laid out a strategy to build a $150 billion AI industry by 2030.

AI is at the heart of a Sino-American tech war, as China uses methods fair and foul to hasten its own development and the US deploys export controls, investment curbs and other measures to block ...

In recent years, the phrase “Tech Cold War” has come to symbolise the intense technological rivalry between the United States and China, shaping the current geopolitical landscape. This ...