Lucy Payton 
As China continues to rapidly develop its economy and its technological capabilities, it is critical for the United States to collaborate with its allies to confront the challenge of China’s rise.
In this regard, choking off China’s access to the revolutionary advances in artificial intelligence (AI) could be an effective strategy to limit China’s economic and military capabilities.
In this article, we will explore the implications of this proposed strategy and how it could be implemented.
Choking off China’s Access to the Future of AI
China’s rapid economic growth, political influence, and technological innovation have turned it into a formidable force on the world stage. As its global importance increases, so does its threat to competing powers such as the United States. In order to maintain global security and stability, the U.S. must work with its allies to counter China’s rise and gain an equal footing in terms of international power.
China has achieved impressive economic achievements since 1978, when Deng Xiaoping began major market reforms and China’s economy opened up to liberals ideas. By 2019 China had become regularly portrayed as a hegemonic power due in part to its “Belt and Road Initiative” that has linked countries across Asia, Africa, and Europe with a generous offer of investments into infrastructure projects. Moreover, Chinese military capabilities have been rapidly modernizing in recent years to outpace those of some developed countries including the U.S., thus aiding in the country’s skyrocketing political influence all over the world.
This rising power also poses security threats for U.S.-allied countries like Taiwan that fall under Chinese pressures but who still need economic assistance from outside help to boost their economic stability or prevent further financial collapse/instability; it is not uncommon for China to weaponize its investment offers tailored towards obtaining concessions domestic policies of sovereign states that would go against their interest or foreign policy stances under Washington’s guidelines. Therefore, it is imperative for the United States and its partners/allies globally engage constructively if they are realize a successful counter strategy against Beijing’s maneuverings on both confrontational as well as diplomatic fronts.
Thesis statement: The U.S. must work with its allies to counter China’s rise
The problem at hand is that China’s economic growth and increasing presence on the global stage has led to a shift in power dynamics, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. This has challenged the United States’ role as the hegemonic leader of the free world, as tensions between Washington and Beijing on issues ranging from trade to geopolitics have grown. To effectively confront this challenge, the U.S. must form an international coalition to counter the effects of Chinese expansionism and constrict its ability to disrupt global stability.
In order for this coalition to be effective, multilateral cooperation among members states is key; shared values, trust and respect must be established for a viable partnership between countries in order for diplomatic relations to be established and maintained. These relationships have been tested with U.S-China trade relations strained due to conflicting economic goals; however, by creating an alliance of countries which trust each other’s intentions towards one another can ensure a sustainable network of collective powers that rivals China alongside mutual strategic protection in times of need or crisis situation.
Henceforth, open communication should not only focus primarily on economic development but also seek avenues that allow an exchange of ideas which produce mutually beneficial results while challenging existing notions related to global governance by utilizing existing international organizations or forums such as ASEAN or APEC where an American presence would benefit diplomatic negotiations due its experience meditating within them since its inception.
China’s Growing Influence
China has been making rapid strides in artificial intelligence (AI). With their massive investment in the sector, their government’s support, and the sheer number of AI professionals, there is no denying that they are becoming a global powerhouse in the field.
In light of this, the United States must find ways to work with its allies to ensure that China’s access to the future of AI is effectively limited. This piece will explore various strategies the US and its allies could employ.
China’s aggressive economic policies
China has been actively pursuing aggressive economic policies to increase its global presence and power. As the world’s second-largest economy, it is no surprise that China wants to be an integral part of the international economic system, but its policies often lack transparency and disregard the interests of other countries.
The “One Belt, One Road” initiative (OBOR) offers an example of China’s aggressiveness. OBOR is a massive investment and infrastructure program designed to expand China’s influence and market share in Asia, Europe, Africa and beyond. The initiative involves various projects related to energy extraction, transportation infrastructure, banking initiatives, enterprises and more. Through this initiative, China is strategically investing in difficult-to-reach countries with developing economies in order to gain more economic clout within those regions.
In addition to OBOR initiatives, many countries experience direct pressure from Chinese government representatives or investors. This can range from accessing local markets through unofficial channels or influencing local politicians openly or covertly. As Chinese companies acquire more assets overseas they will likely become even more aggressive in their tactics – pushing out competition while pushing down wages at the same time. Therefore, it is essential for the U.S., as well as other like-minded nations around the world, to leverage our collective power to counter Chinese aggression in strategic areas of trade and commerce across both regional and global scales.
China’s expanding military presence
As China continues to acquire economic, diplomatic and military power, the United States and its allies must work together to counter its influence. The Chinese military has increased in size and sophistication in recent years as it seeks to expand its capabilities beyond the Asia-Pacific region. It already has a major presence in the South China Sea and is building up infrastructure on coral reefs and islands that are disputed by other regional counterparts. Additionally, China’s rapidly expanding maritime reach –expanding fleets of Coast Guard ships, naval patrol boats, submarines and aircraft – pose an unprecedented challenge for U.S. allies in East Asia.
The situation is further exacerbating tensions with countries such as Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam and India that have territorial disputes with Beijing in the strategic South China Sea region. The Obama Administration sought to ratchet up pressure on Beijing over this issue when it issued a joint statement with Japan during President Obama’s state visit in May 2016 urging “all parties concerned to refrain from unilateral actions … [that] would further complicate matters.”
The U.S.-Japan alliance stands as a symbol of American leadership in Asia amid rapid geopolitical changes brought about by China’s rising influence in the region. Japan, along with other important Asian partners such as South Korea have grown increasingly concerned at what they perceive is provocative behavior by China coupled with strong economic links being built between countries like Pakistan and Sri Lanka that could potentially damage their own strategic interests if unchecked by Washington or Tokyo’s military muscles.
The United States must use all available options – diplomacy, economic sanctions, strengthened alliances with countries like Japan – to counter North Korea’s nuclear threat given how it casts a shadow over several Asian states who are already grappling with Chinese assertions of power within their own backyard. In addition to upholding international norms and regulations around maritime security issues in the East Asian theaters; this is perhaps one of Obama’s last hopes for his pivot-to-Asia strategy before he leaves office late January 2017 – lest inaction only further embolden Beijing’s ambition for regional dominance.
China’s increasing technological capabilities
China’s technological prowess has been quietly growing in recent years and this is likely to become a key factor in its increasing influence globally. The leadership of China’s Communist Party, or CCP, have prioritized the development of advanced technology and systems since the 1980s.
This has enabled China to rapidly modernize its economy while expanding its military capabilities. For example, China is now seen as a leader in fields such as artificial intelligence (AI), facial recognition technology, quantum computing and digital surveillance.
High-tech Chinese companies are also making significant investments around the world providing much-needed financing for infrastructure projects and giving them significant leverage over countries that seek their assistance. This means that China is increasingly able to exert control over those countries through economic means, for instance by threatening a withdrawal of investment if certain policies are not accepted or adhered to.
The increasingly advanced capabilities possessed by the Chinese state often require cooperation from other nations to be effective. As a result, it is essential that countries work together to counter Chinese influence by sharing intelligence and resources so as to more adequately mitigate its global threat.
The U.S. and its Allies
The rise of China in the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents one of the most important challenges facing the United States and its allies. China has already built up a vast AI infrastructure and is developing new AI capabilities that may offer it an edge in geopolitics, military power and economic prowess.
In order to counter its rise, the U.S. must work in tandem with its allies to ensure that China is unable to access the future of AI technology.
The importance of U.S. and its allies
The United States has long been the world’s preeminent power, but in recent years the rise of China – with its increasingly prominent role in the international political and economic order – has challenged that status. As a consequence, it is more important than ever for the United States to work with its allies and partners to counter China’s growing influence.
The importance of partnerships between countries is undeniable and many nations are joining forces as part of a global community in order to defend democracy, combat climate change and terrorism, and promote human rights. By joining forces with its allies, the United States can leverage its collective strength to confront complex challenges such as these together. Additionally, economic opportunities are opened up when countries cooperate together, allowing for greater capital investment from both parties and providing potentially more market access on a global scale.
Having strong relationships with US allies also provides a buffer against authoritarianism abroad by promoting a rules-based international system where states operate within agreed-upon parameters instead of according to one or two powerful regimes or their own unilateral interests. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries such as UK, Canada and Germany have been long-time vocal supporters of human rights. Likewise, in 2019 Japan joined the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), showing further commitment to developing open markets across different regions around the world.
The U.S., thereby must continue to cultivate important alliances if it hopes to continue being an influential player on the international stage for many years to come. It is imperative that policy makers recognize the importance of working collaboratively with other nations in order for their domestic efforts – be it trade deals , security relations – etc.-to be successful. The latent advantages offered by multipolar cooperation outweighs any visible financial output involved by emphasizing how working together offers benefits not available from unilateral action. Ultimately, the United States requires collaboration with strong United States allied nations if they hope maintain their position internationally countering China’s role in this current inter-connected global system.
The need for a united front
The United States and its allies must present a united front to counter the rising influence of China on the world stage. It is critical for the U.S. and its partners to come together and be proactive in standing against China’s aggression, especially in terms of technology and trade.
This requires strong leadership from the U.S., combined with effective diplomatic efforts from its allies. The current era of great power competition requires that nations understand each other’s interests and work collaboratively to move their collective agenda forward, particularly when it comes to deterring Chinese actions that are detrimental to global stability.
The effort should not just be reactive, but also proactive: coordinating policies, regulations, defense systems and economic policies together will create an environment where each nation can contribute in a meaningful way. In addition, individual nations should look holistically at their own infrastructure and make sure they are as prepared as possible amidst this new era of competition and collaboration between powers pushing differing agendas on the world stage.
The strength of any alliance is not confined solely to trade or military forces; it requires strong social bonds between nations — built through dialogue, understanding and respect for one another’s sovereignty — that are ultimately essential for successful cooperation among countries as diverse as those in today’s global community. The U.S.-led coalition must work together toward a broad set of shared goals if they hope to succeed in creating a more balanced international system that respects each nation’s unique interests while authoritatively countering China’s rise on the world stage.
The need for collaboration and cooperation
The U.S. must work with its allies to counter China’s rise. As their regional and global influence grows, it is important for the U.S. to maintain a strong and cohesive alliance that can stand up to Chinese aggression both economically and militarily. The U.S.-China geopolitical competition is one of the most powerful influences in international relations today, necessitating cooperation among America’s allies in order to deny China further influence in regions important to the U.S., such as Southeast Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Collaboration between America’s allies is important for economic growth and political stability in these regions as well as for wider international security objectives concerning preventing armed conflict or responding militarily should this become necessary. Cooperation between different allies requires trust and understanding of how each nation functions along with how their actions will converge towards a shared purpose beneficial to all concerned parties – providing a comprehensive approach tailored to fit each region’s needs while maintaining unified defense postures that can withstand Chinese aggression where it has materialized locally within those same regions mentioned earlier.
Maintaining military capabilities among allied countries also calls for close collaboration between members of the coalition, creating opportunities for regular joint exercises and operations which serve not only to strengthen coordination, but also boost morale among troops while providing deterrence against Beijing’s expansionist ambitions throughout the world. Politically, collaboration will provide more effective mechanisms which allow Washington’s influencing efforts on relevant decisions taken by key actors around the world, even if they are themselves not part of Allies due to their alliances being attributed elsewhere or otherwise unrelated status at an energy/economic level – such as countries formerly linked under Soviet communism during Cold War times that stayed outside traditional American organizations from then onwards – serving as an opportunity for closer partnerships designed tailored around China’s expansion areas of particular attention.
Choking off China’s Access to the Future of AI
As China continues to rise and become a powerful nation, the United States must take steps to protect its national security interests and strategic alliances. One way to do this is to choke off China’s access to the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This will limit the country’s ability to develop and use AI-based technologies that can be used to threaten the United States and its allies.
In this article, we will explore how the United States can work with its allies to limit China’s access to AI by depriving them of the resources they need to develop these technologies.
The threat of AI
AI is one of the new technologies driving the global economy and it is becoming increasingly important to a nation’s economic and military power. China has become a major player in the race to develop artificial intelligence capabilities, investing large amounts in AI research and development. As a result, it has increased its strategic advantage over its rivals, such as the United States and other Western countries.
AI can be used for a wide range of applications, including image recognition, natural language processing, autonomous vehicles, facial recognition, data security and computer vision. AI can also be used for surveillance purposes to monitor certain activities or movements within a certain region or population. Chinese companies are investing strongly in these fields which could lead to an undisputable advantage should they be successful in their endeavors.
This presents a challenge for Western countries: how do we meet Chinese advancements without enabling Chinese monopoly of this emerging technology? As China constructs advanced systems fueled by optical sensors and AI technologies – so-called “smart cities” – Western powers must come together with allies to counter Beijing’s push for dominance in AI technology. The US must work with its allies to develop policies that protect key tech interests while creating meaningful working partnerships through international cooperation initiatives. The US must take careful steps here given that it holds many of the pieces necessary for shaping global regulations on emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence. Through collaboration between nations on areas like data sharing and governance best practices, needed advances against Chinese manipulation can be made without risking slipping into an arms race in AI innovation.
The need to limit China’s access to AI
Advanced artificial intelligence (AI) has been identified as a key competitive edge by numerous governments, militaries and technology companies around the world. While the United States and its allies have made significant strides in the development of AI, China is making dramatic and relentless efforts to secure access to cutting-edge AI-enabled technologies both from within the country and from disparate sources around the globe. On its current trajectory, China will soon be in a position to dominate this important field of technology.
In order to ensure that U.S. companies, government agencies, universities and other organizations remain at the forefront of developing and deploying AI solutions, new measures need to be implemented that limit China’s ability to access or use U.S.-developed artificial intelligence technology for their own specific projects or intentions. This could be achieved through sourcing key technology components only from trusted international suppliers; through rigorous investment screening processes; or by leveraging partnerships with likeminded countries to share technological innovations while simultaneously limiting unwanted access or use by Chinese entities. In doing so, America can be true stewards of innovation while working together with its allies on an international front in defending against any potential risks posed by a rapidly growing Chinese AI industry.
The need for a global strategy
The United States must build coalitions with like-minded countries to lead the formation of a shared strategy countering China’s influence and domination of the technology sector. This coalition should focus its efforts on various areas, including:
1. Working together to ensure access to critical infrastructure, data resources and technology-based services;
2. Shaping policies and regulations that protect privacy and security;
3. Counteracting Chinese information operations attempting to manipulate public opinion, using propaganda and other methods;
4. Creating access to education and training in advanced technologies, such as AI/ML, robotics and quantum computing;
5. Supporting local businesses in affected communities where China is attempting to dominate economic sectors by investing heavily in developing countries;
6. Strengthening cyber defense capabilities; and
7. Developing international standards for environmental protection and ethical AI development across countries competing with China’s technological advancements worldwide.
Since technological edge is becoming increasingly important for economies around the world, it is critical that responsible nations act together today to limit China’s use of artificial intelligence (AI) both internally within their own borders while aiming at wider global application of these powerful technologies. The United States should reach out to allies in this endeavor by using multilateral organizations such as the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) or G7 or G20 summits as forums for discussing these issues further. Establishing a unified approach towards dealing with the potential risks posed by China’s rise will allow developed nations to promote their interests more effectively in this area while helping Chinese citizens benefit from the open innovations made available globally through democratic collaboration on technology development across multiple countries from around the globe.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the United States must work with its allies to counter the rise of China’s access to the future of AI. By leveraging the collective strength of our allies, we can employ a variety of strategies to effectively choke off China’s access, enabling us to remain competitive in the race for the future of AI.
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