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As other countries line up behind these two giants, the resulting rival techno-blocs herald the dawn of a new world order.
These new geopolitical dynamics will not be shaped by trade wars, but by more open rivalry over who controls artificial intelligence and biotech.
The arrival of this order has already begun. China has invested US$9 billion in expanding its AI and...</description>
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      <description>China is fast becoming the next AI-DNA powerhouse, threatening Silicon Valley’s long-standing global edge in bio-intelligence. As other countries form alliances with the two giants, the world will be divided into rival tech blocs. This new geopolitical order – depicted in Kai-fu Lee’s latest book, AI Superpowers – will not be shaped by US President Donald Trump’s trade wars, but by competition to control the artificial intelligence and biotech industries.
The world is already on the threshold of...</description>
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      <title>China is pushing hard to overtake Silicon Valley and win the biotech race, and gain control of the world’s biological data</title>
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