A report by the American Edge Project highlights concerns about China's open-source AI development, contrasting it with US models. The report claims Chinese AI exhibits censorship and propagates government narratives, while US AI offers more transparency.

This raises national security concerns for the US and questions about the global influence of AI. The author notes the report's potential bias due to its funding, but acknowledges its relevance in predicting the future of open-source AI and its implications for global narratives.

Ultimately, the piece explores the implications of open-source AI for global power dynamics and information control.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Who’s going to win the global AI race?»