This article breaks down why Tsinghua University’s surge in AI patents doesn’t mean China is winning the AI race. Patent charts measure universities—not compute, chips, cloud infrastructure, power, or frontier model leadership. Using real data, we explain why the U.S. still dominates the AI-industrial stack in 2025 and what pressure points actually matter.
The Patent Illusion: Why the U.S. Still Leads the AI Race (and Why That Tsinghua Chart Is Misleading)
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