Highlights
- China's Foreign Ministry denied U.S. accusations that Chinese AI firms extracted capabilities from American frontier models via distillation.
- Spokesperson Mao Ning framed China's AI progress as self-reliant and called for stronger U.S.-China AI cooperation.
- REEx analysis links AI competition to critical minerals, rare-earth magnets, and the physical supply chains underpinning AI infrastructure.
- Beijing's response avoided calls for technological decoupling, instead emphasizing open and inclusive AI development.
- The strategic contest is shifting from who builds the smartest model to who controls the industrial ecosystem needed to deploy AI at scale.
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