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A closed-door dialogue in Singapore is becoming the latest flashpoint in the U.S.-China AI competition. According to The New York Times on May 12, during an unpublicized meeting organized by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Singapore last month, a Chinese think tank representative requested during a break: hoping the company would relax policies to allow Chinese parties access to its latest, most powerful AI model, Claude Mythos. Anthropic immediately refused. This was not an official diplomatic request from the Chinese government. However, according to multiple media reports, after the event was reported back to Washington, officials from the Trump administration's National Security Council (NSC) became highly alert, viewing it as another signal of China’s ongoing pressure in the AI field. Mythos: A "Digital Weapon" Far Superior to Its Predecessors, Restricted from Release To understand the significance of this event, one must return to Mythos itself. 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Austin Zhao, senior research manager at IDC China, told South China Morning Post that China will "certainly see" Mythos-level models domestically, but the overall capability of current Chinese cybersecurity models "still lags far behind Mythos." Nonetheless, Chinese models are rapidly improving, and this trend is irreversible. IDC predicts that the Chinese AI cybersecurity industry will grow from 1.58 billion RMB in 2025 to 59.35 billion RMB (about 8.7 billion USD) by 2030, an increase of over 37 times. The real dilemma is that many Chinese banks, energy companies, and government agencies operate software systems that highly overlap with those vulnerable to Mythos discovering security flaws. But currently, China has no seat at this defensive upgrade table. White House Alerts and Policy Battles: Drafting an Executive Order, Trump Visiting China This Week The alert triggered by the Singapore closed-door meeting, combined with a series of larger policy battles. 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