AQSH VA XITOY O‘RTASIDAGI RAQAMLI RAQOBAT: XALQARO IMIDJNI SHAKLLANTIRISHGA TA’SIRI
This article examines the digital rivalry between the United States and China and its implications for international image formation in the context of contemporary technological competition. It analyzes TikTok, artificial intelligence, and semiconductor technologies as strategic instruments of digital influence and geopolitical competition.
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