China Set to Lead in AI Models, Other Key Areas by 2030, BI Says
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A 2030 horizon where China leads in core LLMs and is competitive across other strategic tech means supply chains, standards, and talent markets will be structurally multipolar. If your AI roadmap assumes US- or EU-only vendors, start stress-testing scenarios where key capabilities, pricing, and export controls are shaped in Beijing as much as in Washington.
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