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US and China Vie for Southeast Asia’s AI Alignment
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Brief
Washington is promoting a China-free AI supply chain called Pax Silica while Beijing seeks regional members for its World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (Waico). Southeast Asian leaders who claim non-alignment face increased pressure to choose between these blocs, sources told SCMP.
Why It Matters
The rivalry could force Southeast Asian states to recalibrate non-aligned stances and affect regional technology partnerships and supply chains.
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Evidence and Sources
- Washington is promoting a China-free AI supply chain called Pax Silica. [1]
- Beijing is seeking regional members for the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (Waico). [1]
- Sources told SCMP that Southeast Asian leaders' non-aligned posture will be tested by this AI competition. [1]
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