The development of AI by the Chinese Communist Party is constrained by ideology, making significant breakthroughs unlikely. Of course, given the CCP's nature, the primary application of high technology is surveillance to safeguard political power, and their AI can effectively achieve this surveillance over ordinary people. However, future conflicts among nations or organizations are likely to be driven by high technology, potentially diminishing the effectiveness of traditional warfare. The emergence of asymmetric warfare, where an individual or organization challenges a nation-state, may become more prevalent.