China has restricted Western AI chatbots, fostering a controlled AI ecosystem with government-approved alternatives like Baidu’s Ernie Bot and DeepSeek R1. While this ensures compliance with national policies, it limits access to diverse global knowledge, raising concerns about innovation, critical thinking, and China’s future competitiveness in the AI race.

Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest leads groundbreaking US-China discussions on AI's impact on military and nuclear security. Hosted by Brookings Institution and Tsinghua University, the talks explore AI's dual potential while emphasizing global collaboration and civilian safety.

As AI transforms industries worldwide, nations are racing to establish robust regulatory frameworks in 2025. This report delves into key developments from the U.S., EU, China, Brazil, Israel, and Australia, highlighting their approaches to balancing innovation with public safety, ethical standards, and international cooperation.

China introduces the RT-G, a revolutionary spherical police robot designed to patrol urban streets, detect crime with AI precision, and handle challenging terrains. Equipped with non-lethal tools and advanced sensors, the RT-G promises to redefine public safety while raising questions about its ethical and ideological implications.

Discover the key regulatory updates in 2024 shaping the future of AI-powered drones worldwide. From EU’s stringent AI Act to Australia's voluntary AI guidelines, learn how nations are balancing innovation, safety, and governance in the rapidly evolving drone industry.

The Biden administration’s new National Security Memorandum on AI establishes a robust strategy to ensure the U.S. retains its global AI leadership. This detailed document addresses military integration, ethical deployment, and resilience across the AI supply chain.

China’s People’s Liberation Army is suspected of leveraging Meta’s Llama AI for military development, integrating it with domestic models like ChatGLM to strengthen combat strategies and intelligence analysis. This unauthorized use reportedly matches 90% of ChatGPT-4’s capabilities, sparking international concerns over the implications of advanced AI falling under authoritarian control.

Hong Kong's top universities are partnering with Chinese aerospace and military firms to create AI-driven satellites. These collaborations suggest Hong Kong may be evolving into a crucial hub for China’s military-civil fusion strategy. With implications for Hong Kong’s autonomy and global relations, these developments raise questions about transparency and dual-use technology.