美国富豪呼吁西方联合抗华：眼看中国成为超级大国，你们甘心吗？

Group 1 - The core argument is that Western countries are increasingly prioritizing their own economic interests over a unified stance against China, despite the U.S. efforts to rally allies against Chinese influence [5][11] - Kevin O'Leary's remarks highlight China's emergence as the largest global competitor to the U.S., emphasizing the importance of artificial intelligence and energy infrastructure in shaping global power dynamics [5][9] - The U.S. has struggled to increase its electricity generation capacity, while China has added 500 gigawatts of power capacity in the past two years, which is crucial for supporting AI applications [7][11] Group 2 - The response from Western allies to O'Leary's comments has been lukewarm, with leaders from Canada, the UK, and Germany continuing to pursue trade agreements with China, indicating a pragmatic approach to economic relations [9][11] - The ongoing investment in energy infrastructure in China, including an additional 20 gigawatts of capacity in February 2026, supports the transition of AI from cloud computing to edge computing, further enhancing China's technological capabilities [11][13] - The trend of power shifting towards China is becoming irreversible, and Western nations must adapt to this change rather than resist it, as the costs of complete decoupling are too high [11][13]