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The article discusses the escalating competition between the United States and China for dominance in the artificial intelligence sector in Southeast Asia. Both Washington and Beijing are striving to build supply networks and establish international standards for this vital industry. Countries in the region are under increasing pressure to choose sides, while many aim to maintain a diplomatic balance, fearing that aligning with one party could negatively impact their economic and security interests. This rivalry risks causing a potential split in supply chains and technological cooperation, threatening to create two competing systems and placing the region in the challenging position of coordinating and harmonizing American and Chinese initiatives.
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