Eurasiareview China's AI Expansion in Latin America Raises Security Concerns
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- •China is expanding its AI and digital infrastructure in Latin America.
- •Major firms like Huawei and Alibaba are involved, raising security concerns.
- •Analysts warn of potential technological dependence on China.
China is significantly increasing its AI and digital infrastructure investments in Latin America, focusing on data centers, cloud platforms, and submarine cables. Major companies like Huawei and Alibaba are involved, raising alarms due to their ties to the Chinese government and potential for intelligence exploitation. Analysts warn that this could lead to technological dependence on China, compromising data sovereignty and security. The establishment of governance bodies like the World AI Cooperation Organization, supported by countries including Brazil and Cuba, further solidifies China's influence in the region. The integration of Chinese technology could provide strategic advantages in future conflicts, according to experts. Latin American governments are urged to diversify their technology suppliers and strengthen data protection measures to mitigate risks associated with this growing dependency.
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