America's AI Advantage Is Shrinking // AIDRAN

The Stanford Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2026 did not predict a closing gap — it documented one that had already closed. The US-China AI performance differential has shrunk to 2.7%, a number that no longer supports the framing of American dominance that has anchored both investment theses and national security policy for the past five years. The figures circulating on Bluesky this week are not projections. They are a report card on where things already stand.

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The Super Micro Indictment and the Shrug That Followed

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