The belief that the United States exclusively dominates the AI arena is challenged by the rapid ascent of China¶

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q1 i? The editorial argues the notion of exclusive US dominance in AI is challenged by China's rapid ascent in the AI arena. → Rudolph 2025

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Rudolph 2025¶

Rudolph, J., Ismail, F., Tan, S., & Seah, P. (2025). Don't believe the hype. AI myths and the need for a critical approach in higher education. Journal of Applied Learning and Teaching, 8(1), 06-27. https://doi.org/10.37074/jalt.2025.8.1.1

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Editorial argument dismantling the US-dominance myth. The authors state the belief that the United States exclusively dominates the AI arena "is challenged by the rapid ascent of China". No comparative data or effect size is reported in the abstract.

"Moreover, the belief that the United States exclusively dominates the AI arena is challenged by the rapid ascent of China."

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