Bangladesh, July 23 -- As artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes economies, societies, and global power dynamics, the competition between China and the United States has become one of the defining geopolitical issues of the 21st century. Governments, technology companies, and researchers increasingly view AI not merely as an emerging industry but as a strategic technology capable of influencing military capabilities, economic competitiveness, scientific innovation, and national security. Amid this growing rivalry, an interesting comparison has emerged in international discussions: the United States tends to approach advanced AI as if it were a “nuclear weapon,” while China increasingly treats AI more like “nuclear energy....