Could Silicon Valley’s lobbying create ‘mutual suspicion’ between US and China?

The US tech industry’s increasingly hawkish attitude towards China has caused alarm among some observers who warn it could cause greater mistrust between the two countries. Silicon Valley has become much more politicised in recent years, with leading figures such as Elon Musk donating vast sums to political campaigns,

Low-cost Chinese open-weight models are splitting tech executives and Washington over national security and competitiveness.

Ask most people about the biggest concern in AI right now, and they’ll likely point to models from OpenAI and Anthropic breaking out of the boundaries of their tests and trying to access systems they shouldn’t. Following the brouhaha over an unreleased OpenAI model breaching the defenses of the AI model-hosting platfor

New AI models, advanced robots and specialty computer chips are unsettling markets and the US tech industry Over the past month, a series of advancements in China’s artificial intelligence, chip manufacturing and robotics technologies have rattled financial markets, caused divisions among US tech moguls and left the Tr