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4 The opening paragraphs of the AIDP exemplify mainstream Chinese views regarding AI:ĪI has become a new focus of international competition. At least two 3 Chinese regional governments have each committed to investing 100 billion yuan (~$14.7 billion USD). Total Chinese national and local government spending on AI to implement these plans is not publicly disclosed, but it is clearly in the tens of billions of dollars. Both documents, as well as the issue of AI more generally, have received significant and sustained attention from the highest levels of China’s leadership, including Xi Jinping. 1 This document – along with Made in China 2025, 2 released in May 2015 – form the core of China’s AI strategy. In July 2017, China’s State Council issued the New Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan (AIDP). China’s leadership – including President Xi Jinping – believes that being at the forefront in AI technology is critical to the future of global military and economic power competition. policymaking community.Ĭhinese Views on the Importance of AI 1. I hope by stating my takeaways directly, this report will advance the assessment of this issue and be of benefit to the wider U.S. However, the distance is large between prevailing views in American commentary on China’s AI efforts and what I have come to believe are the facts. Of course, China’s leadership in this area is a large population with diversity in its views, and any effort to generalize is inherently presumptuous and essentially guaranteed to oversimplify. From these discussions – as well as my ongoing work analyzing China’s AI industry, policies, reports, and programs – I have arrived at a number of key judgments about Chinese leadership’s views, strategies, and prospects for AI as it applies to China’s economy and national security. During these trips, I participated in a series of meetings with high-ranking Chinese officials in China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, leaders of China’s military AI research organizations, government think tank experts, and corporate executives at Chinese AI companies.

In the second half of 2018, I traveled to China on four separate trips to attend major diplomatic, military, and private-sector conferences focusing on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Renewing the National Security Consensus.Enhancing DHS Oversight & Accountability.Constructing Regional Partnerships and Seizing Emerging Opportunities.

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