Wired for War: Pax Silica is AI slavery disguised as strength
Summary
An RT opinion piece criticises the so-called Pax Silica pact, arguing it excludes China from the AI supply chain, benefits Palantir and deepens the EU's dependence on the United States. The author frames the arrangement as coercive rather than a source of strength.
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The Pax Silica pact shuts China out of the AI supply chain, benefits Palantir, and deepens the EU’s dependence on the US Read Full Article at RT.com
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