Tech Policy & Ethics

October 4, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

AI Agents Hacking Government Websites Spark Global Warnings Over National Sovereignty and Tech Power Concentration

The growing frequency of artificial intelligence agents breaching the digital defenses of governments and global institutions has ignited urgent concerns over national sovereignty, casting a stark warning against relying entirely on U.S.-developed models for safety evaluations. Technology experts, human rights advocates, and policymakers gathered at a high-profile Rest of World event in New York to…

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October 3, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

Saudi Arabia’s Drive Into EVs: Ceer Motors, Lucid, and the Global Fight for the Future of Transport

Saudi Arabia’s first homegrown electric-vehicle manufacturer is stepping onto the global stage, setting up a complex and intriguing rivalry with an American automaker that the kingdom already controls. Ceer Motors, a joint venture that is majority-owned by the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), officially unveiled two flagship electric vehicle models during…

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October 2, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

African Leaders Demand Greater Voice in Global AI Standards Amid Mounting Safety Risks and Local Crises

African leaders are strongly pushing for a more active and influential role in establishing global standards and governance frameworks for artificial intelligence. This collective diplomatic appeal, voiced prominently at the United Nations last week, arrives at a critical juncture when international anxieties regarding the safety and autonomy of advanced technology are reaching a boiling point.…

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September 28, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

Nvidia’s Dominance Fuels UAE’s AI Ambitions as Free Models Challenge China

Nvidia’s high-performance hardware has long served as the invisible engine behind the United Arab Emirates’ rapid emergence as a global artificial intelligence powerhouse. Now, the American chip giant is preparing to deepen its footprint in the Gulf nation by offering something far beyond silicon: free software designed to rival the world’s most advanced AI systems,…

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September 26, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

Beyond Teraflops: Why the Global AI Race Is Being Redefined by Trust and Deployment

In the corridors of power in Washington, the global "AI race" has long been conceptualized as a distinctly anti-China geopolitical battle, where model performance serves as the sole deciding metric. Driven by the belief that heavy-handed regulations could surrender American dominance in artificial intelligence, U.S. policymakers across multiple administrations have consistently shaped the nation’s regulatory…

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September 26, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

China Rejects Anthropic CEO’s Call to Slow AI Development, Dismissing Proposal as U.S. Power Play

China has strongly pushed back against Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s controversial proposal to reshape the global artificial intelligence landscape, dismissing the call to slow down frontier AI development as another veiled attempt to preserve American technological dominance. Earlier this month, Amodei published a widely discussed blog post arguing that the international AI industry must intentionally…

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September 25, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

Inside China’s Health Tech Boom: How AI, Biotech, and Medical Innovation Are Reshaping Global Healthcare

If you want to see a doctor in China, your journey likely begins not in a waiting room, but on your mobile phone. Patients can seamlessly book appointments at major hospitals using ubiquitous messaging applications like WeChat or financial platforms like Alipay. For immediate, routine consultations, they can speak with professionals on digital telemedicine platforms…

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September 17, 2026· Tech Policy & Ethics

The Global AI Splitting Act: How Middle Powers Are Mixing American Infrastructure with Chinese Open-Source Models

Saudi Arabia recently celebrated the launch of what it proudly calls the world’s most advanced Arabic-language artificial intelligence model, a milestone intended to showcase the kingdom’s growing technological ambitions. Yet, beneath the diplomatic ribbon-cutting lies a complex reality that defines the modern geopolitical landscape: the core technology powering this achievement came from China, even as…

Category: Tech Policy & Ethics

AI Agents Hacking Government Websites Spark Global Warnings Over National Sovereignty and Tech Power Concentration

Saudi Arabia’s Drive Into EVs: Ceer Motors, Lucid, and the Global Fight for the Future of Transport

African Leaders Demand Greater Voice in Global AI Standards Amid Mounting Safety Risks and Local Crises

Nvidia’s Dominance Fuels UAE’s AI Ambitions as Free Models Challenge China

Beyond Teraflops: Why the Global AI Race Is Being Redefined by Trust and Deployment

China Rejects Anthropic CEO’s Call to Slow AI Development, Dismissing Proposal as U.S. Power Play

Inside China’s Health Tech Boom: How AI, Biotech, and Medical Innovation Are Reshaping Global Healthcare

The Global AI Splitting Act: How Middle Powers Are Mixing American Infrastructure with Chinese Open-Source Models

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