UMVA has learned that a shocking covert campaign linked to China has been quietly waged to sabotage America's rapidly expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Senator Tom Cotton has urged the Justice Department to investigate this campaign, warning that Communist China is attempting to influence U.S. policy and public opinion on data centers and AI development to gain an upper hand in the AI race.
Cotton's concerns are rooted in a growing body of evidence suggesting that foreign actors, led by the Chinese Communist Party, are manipulating public opinion and policy to undermine America's position in AI.
According to information obtained by UMVA, a recent report has revealed that Chinese state media, foreign-funded advocacy groups, and a network of organizations funded by American tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham have spent years building opposition to U.S. data center construction and AI infrastructure projects.
Singham, an avowed Marxist, has funneled $278 million into a series of nonprofits, including groups at the heart of protests against AI, data centers, and technology firms in the U.S.
These nonprofits, including CodePink, the People's Forum, Tricontinental, and BreakThrough News, have participated in and led campaigns opposing AI development, semiconductor export controls, and large-scale data center projects.
Cotton's request for an investigation follows a series of protests organized by groups funded by Singham, which have worked closely with two self-described communist groups in the U.S. to name-and-shame major U.S. technology, defense, and logistics companies.
The issue has become increasingly prominent as policymakers, investors, and technology leaders warn that the U.S. risks falling behind China if it fails to rapidly expand the computing infrastructure needed to power next-generation AI systems.
Cotton argues that America's position in artificial intelligence will have sweeping implications for the country's economic strength, military capabilities, diplomatic influence, and national security.
The report alleges that the campaign against American AI infrastructure creates a strategic advantage for Beijing at a time when China is aggressively investing in its own AI capabilities.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Senator Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, both leaders in the Democratic Socialists of America, have organized an event on the "existential threat of AI" featuring speakers closely affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party.
This growing concern over foreign influence in AI policy has sparked a heated debate about the implications of China's actions and the potential consequences for America's technological future.
