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People around the world see a winner on AI

Global polls and policy warnings signal China emerging as the perceived AI leader amid US export‑control concerns.

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A poll cited by International Business Times shows most countries now view China as ahead of the United States in the artificial‑intelligence race. Simultaneously, The Morning Voice reports that former Bank of England governor Mark Carney warns U.S. AI export controls could increase technology dependence. Canadian officials, highlighted by Mezha, echo worries about “AI dependency” following U.S. restrictions on Anthropic models.

Coverage spans several outlets. The Morning Voice focuses on export‑control risks, while International Business Times presents the poll results. South China Morning Post discusses AI sovereignty anxiety and the appeal of China for middle‑power states. Bloomberg.com describes middle powers racing to counter U.S.–China AI dominance, and Politico notes the worldwide perception of a clear AI winner.

Mezha relays the Canadian prime minister’s warning. Future attention will likely turn to any policy adjustments in U.S. export regulations, further statements from middle‑power governments on AI alignment, and additional polling that could clarify whether the perception of China’s lead solidifies or shifts.

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Quick answers

Which country does the poll say most nations view as leading the AI race?

The poll reported by International Business Times indicates most countries perceive China as leading over the United States.

What risk does Mark Carney associate with U.S. AI export controls?

Carney warns that the controls could expose risks of technology dependence, according to The Morning Voice.

What concern does the Canadian prime minister raise?

The Canadian prime minister warns of “AI dependency” risk after U.S. restrictions on Anthropic models, as reported by Mezha.

How are middle‑power states reacting to the U.S.–China AI dynamic?

Bloomberg.com notes that middle powers are racing to thwart U.S.–China dominance of AI, while South China Morning Post explores whether China offers a safe bet for them.

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