People's Liberation Army Academy of Military Sciences
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Sep 16, 2026
Lyle MorrisGUEST
The first layer level is just the...
Lyle MorrisGUEST
The textbooks, the authoritative PLA textbooks that we use, meaning like NDU, National Defense University, AMS, Academy of Military Sciences, those are the two main research institutes of the PLA.
Lyle MorrisGUEST
They would publish these books on strategy and doctrine every two to five years.
Lyle MorrisGUEST
And when I was at RAND, that's what we used to understand the PLA, like how do they approach warfare? And those have been either they don't, they meaning AMS and you don't publish those anymore, or if they do, they keep them internal circulation.
Wang ZihengCORRESPONDENT
The forum has expanded over the past two decades to include government officials, military leaders and scholars from over 100 countries.
Wang ZihengCORRESPONDENT
Fu Zhengnan is a military expert from the People's Liberation Army Academy of Military Sciences.
Wang ZihengCORRESPONDENT
He says the dialogue has enhanced the China-proposed Global Security Initiative.
Wang ZihengCORRESPONDENT
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Shane BigghamHOST
The Regional Defense and Security Forum has expanded to include government officials, military leaders and scholars.
Shane BigghamHOST
Fu Zhongnan from the People's Liberation Army Academy of Military Sciences says the dialogues enhanced the China-proposed global security initiative.
Fu ZhongnanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Countries can fully utilize the Beijing-Xiangshan Forum as a platform to articulate their views.
Fu ZhongnanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Its non-exclusive nature is its most significant characteristic.
JinseiHOST
In this project, when the user was using Claude AI to set up the software and reach the most critical stage of the simulation, the user directly changed the simulated scenario to 12 real core military targets in Taiwan, including early warning radars, Patriot missile sites, Skybow missile sites, air bases, and a command bunker.
JinseiHOST
After tracking the network trajectory and account attributes, Anthropic traced this user to Chinese research institutions, including the PLA Academy of Military Sciences and the Navy's Anti-Torpedo Fire Control System.
JinseiHOST
A user identified by Anthropic as a Chinese defense industry manufacturer had Claude generate a technical proposal of over 200 pages.
JinseiHOST
The purpose of this was to submit a proposal for weapon specifications and procurement to the PLA Navy.