Oddly, most search engines give this answer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests...
but a demo of the Alpaca model gave a different answer. (... hmm, Toronto Blue Jays beat the Red Sox) If I added "in china" to that question it did give that answer but added something to the effect of "... but they don't like to talk about it".
It's not a mystery that US is in cold war with Russia and China. Nor is it a mystery that there is advanced AI beyond GPT-4 that we poor public don't have access to. But the government does.
The idea would be to establish rules for public vs. private use, build sophisticated detection mechanisms presumably in coordination with the rest of the world (because world domination is a thing), and cripple any competing advancements.
We can say it's anti-competitive, reduce the scope of awareness, however it's shoring up to be a significant concern in terms of national security. And humanity. Interested to see where this goes, and how fast...