Show Notes
Michael Cohen sits down with author Gordon Chang to examine the intensifying U.S.-China competition over artificial intelligence. Chang discusses China’s efforts to close the technology gap, the debate over AI regulation in the United States, and the challenges of applying traditional arms-control frameworks to rapidly evolving software. The conversation explores the potential military, economic, and geopolitical consequences of the AI race—and the broader implications for the global balance of power.
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