Korea's Stock Market Crashed $1 Trillion. What Does That Mean for the Global AI Race?
Richard Gray is an analyst who works for a foreign policy think tank in Washington, D.C.
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🇺🇸 US–China rivalry4
EXPLAINED | Nvidia's China Tightrope: Can Jensen Huang Keep Trump and Beijing on Side?
Spy allegations surrounding a business contact have intensified scrutiny of Nvidia's China dealings. The article looks at why access to its AI chips divides Washington, Beijing and the company itself.
Read the original →David Knight Legg: The U.S. AI panic is a gift to Canada
The column argues that now is the chance to build supercomputing infrastructure at scale.
Read the original →Trump vows 'close' scrutiny of China spy plot targeting Nvidia CEO
US President Donald Trump vowed to investigate allegations that Chinese intelligence targeted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. He called the executive "brilliant" and promised close scrutiny of the reported espionage attempt.
Read the original →🤝 Diplomacy, summits and alliances1
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- Europe and Canada team up in AI computing alliance that doesn't depend on WashingtonTechSpot · 11/01 11:39 UTC
🛡️ Security and the military3
Russia Is Reshaping Air Warfare With AI Drones That Hunt Without GPS While Building Its Own Starlink
Russia is developing AI-powered drones, faster missiles, and a satellite network. Ukrainian experts explain the growing threat to Ukraine and Europe.
Read the original →UVID Dronetech 2026 to Focus on AI, Kinetic Interception, and Battlefield Lessons
The international unmanned systems conference will take place on November 12 at Expo Tel Aviv, led by founder and chairman Alon Unger and Amir Rapaport, founder and editor-in-chief of Israel Defense. The event will center on the transition from remotely operated platforms to fully autonomous systems, multi-domain interoperability, and defense manufacturing and regulatory challenges.
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- AI Has Entered the Chain of CommandInvestorPlace · 11/01 00:10 UTC
🇯🇵 Japan's diplomacy and AI1
AI Company Executives to Gather at G7 Summit, Including Anthropic CEO
The French presidential office said by the 13th that the G7 summit will be held in Evian, in eastern France, from the 15th to the 17th. The announcement says executives of AI companies, including the head of US firm Anthropic, will attend.
Read the original →🇺🇳 International bodies and agreements2
[APK 2026] Korean PM urges deeper high-tech ties with Germany in AI, chips
South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook on Friday called for greater high-tech cooperation between South Korea and Germany. She identified batteries and semiconductors among the areas for cooperation.
Read the original →Cho Holds Talks With Britain on Defense and AI Cooperation
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun met British counterpart Ed Miliband on the sidelines of the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta.
Read the original →🔌 Export controls between states1
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- US or China? Why Kazakhstan refuses to pick sides as it eyes AI revolutionSouth China Morning Post · 11/01 06:00 UTC
The analysis and visual summary are in the Nov 2 AM issue. Japanese version here.