Chinese AI models are quietly reshaping the global tech landscape, with U.S. companies like Coinbase and Mozilla turning to affordable, high-performing Chinese alternatives like Kimi K3 and GLM-5.2. These open-source models are outpacing expectations, rivaling giants like Anthropic and OpenAI for everyday tasks — all while slashing costs. Tensions simmer as U.S. officials accuse Chinese firms of copying U.S. tech, but Beijing denies it. Despite IP and security concerns, the open-source nature of these models is accelerating their global adoption, especially as AI agents demand powerful, budget-friendly tools. China’s AI surge isn’t just competing — it’s redefining the race.

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