China wants to militarize AI and Big Tech firms might not even be on our side

Retired Brigadier General Robert Spalding joined'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the significance of the report and broader concerns surrounding Chinese espionage targeting the U.S. Circa 1996, U.S. lawmakers wanted to make sure scrappy startups, like AOL and Amazon, had a fighting chance against incumbents. Our government had a straightforward approach: rubberstamp mergers and free tech from any regulatory oversight. These policy approaches were intended to level the playing field for the nascent tech industry and export our values abroad. Our tech policies of yore have turned those startups into the world's first set of trillion-dollar companies. But Big Tech failed to export our values -- and has even been counterproductive on that end.