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38% of top AI researchers in America are originally from China. American breakthroughs in AI depend on this talent. Innovation requires openness, but can we risk our technology's security?.

American universities want Chinese tuition dollars; China wants American tech secrets. But the answer is not so simple as barring Chinese students from our schools.

Stanford has over 1,100 Chinese nationals—by far the largest group from any single country. The China Scholarship Council funds about 15% of Chinese nationals at US universities. Most pay full tuition, creating massive financial incentives for schools.

Chinese law requires citizens anywhere to report information to Beijing if requested. Students face threats to family members back home. One Harvard student criticized the CCP in class—his family was brought to a police station in China.

China calls this "nontraditional collection"—turning students into crowdsourced spies. They're after AI research, biotech breakthroughs, lab workflows, even communication channels. One student told them reporting back to Beijing handlers is "a very normal thing.".