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Silent Partners: How MIT’s Research Unwittingly Advances China’s Surveillance State

Silent Partners: How MIT’s Research Unwittingly Advances China’s Surveillance State: Behind the polished labs and groundbreaking papers of MIT lies a quietly troubling connection. Recent findings reveal that some of the university’s research, funded by U.S. agencies, flows directly into Chinese artificial intelligence programs integral to Beijing’s expanding surveillance network. This partnership isn’t cloaked in secrecy—it unfolds openly within the framework of academic collaboration, but its implications ripple far beyond the campus.

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