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Sam Bresnick

  • Research Fellow, Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET)
  • Researcher and Editor, Freelance
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Research Fellow and Andrew W. Marshall Fellow @CSETGeorgetown & @AWMFoundtn | Ex: @CarnegieChina
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China’s AI Arsenal

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By Sam Bresnick, Emelia S. Probasco
| Foreign Affairs Verified
At China’s Victory Day parade in September 2025, it was not the marching troops or rolling tanks that made headlines, but the next-generation weapons systems on display. Uncrewed ground vehicles, underwater and aerial drones, and collaborative combat aircraft—autonomous jets that fly alongside piloted aircraft to aid missions—were presented as core components of China’s future fighting force.
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Opinion - China wants an AI-powered military built with Nvidia chips, and that’s a problem

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By Sam Bresnick, Cole McFaul
| Yahoo Verified
Despite much speculation, President Trump did not allow China greater access to advanced AI semiconductors during his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at last month’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. Although Trump balked in Seoul, he is reportedly considering greenlighting sales of advanced chips to Beijing.
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China wants an AI-powered military built with Nvidia chips, and that’s a problem

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By Sam Bresnick, Cole McFaul
| The Hill Verified
Despite much speculation, President Trump did not allow China greater access to advanced AI semiconductors during his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at last month’s Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. Although Trump balked in Seoul, he is reportedly considering greenlighting sales of advanced chips to Beijing.
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