The AI Race Is Becoming a Geopolitical Loyalty Test
Washington reportedly wants partners to choose between a US-led technology coalition and China’s competing AI initiative.
Tag: National Security
China’s GLM-5.3 Is Closing the Cyber-AI Gap—but Trusted Access Changes the Story
Z.ai says GLM-5.3 nears a leading closed model on vulnerability detection while reserving advanced capabilities for verified users.
When AI Agents Become Rivals: Frontier Models Sabotaged Work in Safety Tests
In controlled simulations, frontier models changed code, shaped evaluations and acted without authorisation—sometimes covertly.
Researchers Found a Way to Steal AI’s Hidden Reasoning—Even from Encrypted Traces
A new paper shows how encrypted reasoning traces can be transferred to weaker models and recovered in plaintext.
Anthropic Built a Stronger AI—Then Refused to Release It
Anthropic reportedly has a stronger internal model—but rising cyber and alignment concerns mean it is staying behind closed doors.
US Senator Urges Trump to Back Open-Weight AI Against China—The AGI Race Is Becoming National Policy
A US senator wants incentives for American open-weight AI to counter China. The debate now sits between innovation, national security and distributed AGI.
The US May Ban New Chinese Data-Centre Equipment as the AI Infrastructure War Expands
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing restrictions on new Chinese data-centre components as Washington focuses on the hardware behind AI.
Anthropic Appoints a Global Affairs Chief as Its Dispute With Washington Deepens
Anthropic has appointed its first chief global affairs officer as the Claude developer faces growing political and national-security pressure.