Report: U.S., China in Artificial Intelligence Arms Race

Published on November 13, 2022

The United States could be at a technological disadvantage if China meets its artificial intelligence development goals by 2030, according to a new report.

The Special Competitive Studies Project released a new study called “Mid-Decade Challenges to National Competitiveness” on Sept. 12. China has and continues to invest heavily in the three “battlegrounds” for technological superiority: semiconductors, artificial intelligence and 5G, CEO Ylli Bajraktari said at a Defense Writers Group event.

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