Palmer Luckey warns AI edge China Iran nukes cyber
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- Palmer Luckey says the United States holds an “extremely small” lead over China in the AI race, citing the speed of authoritarian deployment.
- China leverages its centralized government to roll out AI systems at a pace the U.S. struggles to match.
- Iran faces four strategic pressure points—nuclear, regional, cyber, and AI—that could amplify its leverage or trigger escalation.
- U.S. policymakers risk falling behind if they don’t accelerate AI investment and address authoritarian advantages.
Why it matters: A shrinking U.S. AI edge could reshape global power balances and heighten security risks.
