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How fast is Chinese AI catching up with the U.S.? Tech world divided

One of the most important yet hardest-to-assess issues in AI security is how quickly China is developing top-tier AI models, Axios reported. China’s Z.ai drew attention with its open-source GLM-5.2 model, which was seen as matching Anthropic Opus4.8 in agentic capabilities. While some assessments say the U.S. lead has nearly vanished, others argue benchmarks do not prove China has solved compute and infrastructure constraints needed for frontier competition.

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MSIT says it has laid groundwork for South Korea to become a top 3 AI power

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT said it has laid the groundwork for the country to become one of the world’s top three AI powers over the past year, alongside restoring the R&D ecosystem and guaranteeing basic communications rights. It said it is pushing plans to secure 260,000 advanced GPUs by 2030 and has introduced AI-related laws. The ministry also plans to roll out “AI for Everyone” starting as early as November, aiming to keep it free through 2028.

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AI agents drive expansion of software ecosystems built for AI, not humans

As AI agents spread, software designed for use by AI rather than people is expanding. Companies are moving toward headless software that lets agents access core functions through APIs and MCP without a user interface. Approaches differ, with Salesforce and ServiceNow opening platforms to third-party agents while SAP focuses on its own. The shift is emerging as a variable in enterprise software competition, alongside growing demand for forward-deployed engineers supporting AI adoption.