The annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC 2026), held in San Jose, California, from March 16 to 20, 2026, reportedly drew over 30,000 developers from more than 190 countries. The core focus of this year’s conference appeared to pivot from model training toward AI inference and large-scale deployment. In his keynote and subsequent engagements, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang outlined a systematic vision regarding industry trends, technical roadmaps, and ecosystem strategy, eliciting multifaceted response

As powerful artificial general intelligence(AGI) models continue to evolve at a pace that continually resets our expectations, the year 2026 has already seen an increasingly polarized global debate over the trajectory and implications of AI, with one camp insisting on the imperative of rapid AI advancement and the other viewing AI as an existential threat. Yet these debates often obscure a more consequential question: amid the irreversible tide of technological change, what is the last strateg

On March 20,2026, the White House published a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence. Prior to its release, David Sacks, who reportedly serves as the administration’s AI policy lead, said the move was “in response to a growing patchwork of 50 different state regulatory regimes that threaten to stifle innovation and jeopardize America’s lead in the AI race.” He also indicated that the next step would involve working with Congress to translate these principles into federal legisla

Since the beginning of 2026, OpenClaw has rapidly become a focal point in global discussions on the AI industry and policy. The open-source AI agent—released in November 2025 by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger—has accumulated more than 325,000 stars on GitHub within just four months, reportedly making it one of the fastest-growing software projects on the platform. However, although the project originated in Europe, much of its subsequent progress has unfolded largely outside the region.In

Author：Yao Xu and Li ChenyaoOn March 16, 2026, the International Trade Administration (ITA) of the U.S. Department of Commerce announced a new phase of the American AI Exports Program, inviting proposals from U.S. industry-led consortia for the export of full-stack AI technology packages.Against this backdrop, U.S. global AI strategy is shifting from a model centered primarily on export controls to a dual-track approach that tightens access to advanced computing chips through a tiered review mec

February 2026 saw the convergence of two seemingly unrelated threads. One was technological: an artificial intelligence project named OPENby the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) was being transferred to a nonprofit organization. Its core function is to generate structural prices for strategic commodities such as germanium, gallium, antimony, and tungsten that lack exchange-based pricing. The other was policy: the Trump administration was building FORGE(Forum on Resource Geo

Authors: YaoXu, LiuQianhaoAbstract:On February 23, 2026, a thought experiment entitled The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis triggered intense discussion across global investment and policy communities. Authored by Citrini Research, a research partner of Turing Award laureate Yoshua Bengio, the essay took the form of a “macro memorandum from the future,” systematically projecting the potential economic and social chain reactions arising from the accelerated development of artificial intelligence.T

Authors:YaoXu, LiChenyaoAbstract:In July 2025, Dario Amodei appeared at a Pentagon press briefing, shaking hands with senior defense officials as it was announced that Claude had become the first commercial large language model to enter classified U.S. military networks. Earlier reporting by The Wall Street Journal indicated that, following an early-2026 raid targeting Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, Claude had been deeply integrated—via systems developed by Palantir Technologies—into intel