Staff Reports
The Davos crowd and their left-wing media mouthpieces want you to believe China’s latest pitch for a “global AI cooperation framework” is some grand gesture of goodwill. Don’t buy it. This isn’t about cooperation or global stewardship. It’s a naked attempt by Beijing to slow America’s march to AI dominance while they scrounge for scraps. Let’s call it what it is: a calculated smokescreen designed to buy China more time to catch up—and to steal American ingenuity under the guise of “shared innovation.”
Just days after President Trump unveiled America’s bold and freedom-fueled AI Action Plan—one that champions deregulation, national security, and private-sector innovation—China dropped its own “plan” wrapped in diplomatic doublespeak. Behind the talk of “multilateralism” and “equity” lurks a desperate China begging not to be left out of the most consequential technological race in history. The truth? Beijing is far behind. Their plan isn’t about leadership or ethics; it’s about clawing their way into the game before they’re shut out completely.
This is classic Beijing. For years, China has thrived by stealing intellectual property, cutting shady deals for forced tech transfers, and imposing their digital authoritarian rule. They have no intention of playing fair. Their “global governance” scheme is a Trojan Horse meant to siphon American advances, build their own AI arsenal, and push their totalitarian model onto the global south. They talk the talk about sustainability and peace, but walk the walk of cyber theft and coercion. Meanwhile, America’s vision is about liberty, innovation, and keeping the digital frontier a marketplace of free ideas—not a playground for Communist exploitation.
Beijing’s AI ‘Cooperation’ Gambit Is a Smokescreen for Strategic Catch-Up – American Thinker https://t.co/JNaxXHx48V
— Norman Firebaugh (@FirebaughNorman) July 29, 2025
If that sounds harsh, just look at the timing. China’s grandstanding couldn’t be more transparent. It came straight after the U.S. declared it would stop apologizing for leading the world in AI innovation. Beijing’s “open hand” is really a grasping claw, desperate to grab what America’s brilliance is creating. Chinese leaders complain about exclusion, but the reality is they want to be included on their terms: to reap the rewards without paying the price of truly competing or innovating honestly.
Is the Biden administration ready to see through this charade, or will they continue to cozy up to globalist fantasies while China runs circles around us? Trump’s plan fires the starting gun for American independence in AI, but a soft-on-Communist elite will only let Beijing steal the lead. The question is simple: will America stay bold, protect its genius, and win this race? Or will we let Beijing’s smokescreen blind us into another decade of playing catch-up? The future of freedom in technology depends on the answer.
