Their stories show how repression in China is both a political imperative and a profitable business, one that increasingly crosses borders. Together, Geedge and GoLaxy illustrate how China is not only perfecting digital authoritarianism at home but also packaging it for export – posing deep challenges for democracies in the global race for AI supremacy.
Geedge Networks became visible when more than 100,000 internal files were leaked to a consortium of journalists, technologists, and human rights groups.
Geedge Networks became visible when more than 100,000 internal files were leaked to a consortium of journalists, technologists, and human rights groups.
