Beijing’s gains could eventually erode Washington’s battlefield advantage.| Foreign Policy
China’s efforts to develop AI-related military capabilities have garnered significant interest in the United States. Drawing on 2,857 AI-related defense contract award notices published between January 2023 and December 2024, this report finds that while China’s legacy defense sector players lead AI-related military procurement, an emerging set of nontraditional vendors and research institutions appears to play a consequential role as well.| Center for Security and Emerging Technology
A CSET report was highlighted in an article published by Inside AI Policy. The article delves into the findings of the report, noting China’s growing reliance on nontraditional vendors and research institutions in its AI-related military procurement. The post New players in China’s AI sector spur concern over ‘military-civilian fusion’ appeared first on Center for Security and Emerging Technology.| Center for Security and Emerging Technology
CSET’s Cole McFaul shared his expert analysis in an article published by the South China Morning Post. The article examines how China’s military is systematically incorporating artificial intelligence into its operations by leveraging civilian universities and private companies under its sweeping "military-civil fusion" strategy. The post China’s growing civilian-defence AI ties will challenge US, report says appeared first on Center for Security and Emerging Technology.| Center for Security and Emerging Technology
CSET’s Cole McFaul and Sam Bresnick shared their expert analysis in an article published by The Wall Street Journal. The article examines how China’s military is systematically incorporating artificial intelligence into its operations by drawing on civilian universities and private companies as part of its "civil-military fusion" strategy.| Center for Security and Emerging Technology