China established its “Global Artificial Intelligence Governance Initiative," a move considered to be an affront to U.S. efforts to protect its leadership in the field.
In light of mounting global tensions, a bipartisan panel established by Congress has advised that the U.S. should gear up for potential concurrent wars with both China and Russia.
The concerns revolve around Section 8138 of Public Law 117-328, which explicitly forbids the allocation of U.S. funds to the Azov Battalion, a unit notorious for its neo-Nazi affiliations and alleged human rights abuses.
In a move that’s stirring concerns among U.S. military experts, a joint Russian and Chinese naval patrol, the largest to approach American shores, was spotted near Alaska last week.
“If that car has cameras, they could use the modules to switch on the cameras and take the data. Ultimately you’ve got to ban any Chinese module in any vehicle, and you’d have to do it quite quickly.”
