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This report highlights the critical danger of framing artificial intelligence development as a justification for kinetic military strikes against civilian data infrastructure. Such rhetoric risks escalating geopolitical competition into uncontrolled conflict between two nuclear-armed powers, fundamentally altering the rules of technological rivalry. The article underscores that treating computing capacity as a legitimate military target could trigger catastrophic escalation far beyond standard export controls or sanctions.

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Washington dangerous AI war talk risks turning technology competition into military confrontation

GDELTSeptember 5, 20265 min read

A newly released report from the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) has raised deeply troubling questions about how far Washington’s competition with China could go in the race to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI). The report reportedly examines what it calls “extreme measures,” including the possibility of military strikes against Chinese data centers, if Beijing were to move decisively ahead in the development of advanced AI. The idea that civilian or commercial computing infrastructure could become a target in a geopolitical struggle over artificial intelligence should alarm the international community. Data centers are critical components of the modern digital economy. They support…

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