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As the United States and its competitors race to field AI capabilities, the decisive edge will belong to whoever can deploy systems they can actually rely…
Introduction The pace of progress in frontier artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities shows no sign of slowing. 1 Frontier models offer transformative potential for national security—from analyzing intelligence data at unprecedented speed and scale to supporting cyber operations and military planning. 2 The United States is not alone in recognizing this potential. Beijing views AI as central to modern conflict and as an opportunity to disrupt U.S. military superiority; as Chinese large language models (LLMs) have grown increasingly capable, the People’s Liberation Army has been looking to in
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