The U.S. faces a difficult dilemma: regulating its A.I. industry without losing the global race to China. Recent cyber incidents involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have heightened fears that A.I. systems are becoming too powerful and uncontrollable. While calls to slow down A.I. development grow, officials and labs argue that any pause could cede technological dominance to China. Senator Ted Cruz exemplified this sentiment, stating he would prefer "American killer robots" over Chinese ones. Upcoming talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, along with economic discussions between Scott Bessent and his Chinese counterpart, aim to address A.I. governance. Matt Sheehan, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, joins Ezra Klein to discuss China’s A.I. regulations, U.S.-China collaboration, and whether the "race" metaphor accurately

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