A China International Communications Group (CICG) official suggested Beijing needs to leverage artificial intelligence to counter Western narratives surrounding Tibet. Zachary Lundquist, operating under the Chinese name Huang Hao, stated China must adapt to and utilize Western algorithms to improve its global messaging. Speaking from Lhasa, the capital of the Tibetan autonomous region, Lundquist emphasized the importance of winning the “war of words” regarding Tibet, a region frequently subject to international scrutiny. He implied current strategies are insufficient and a shift towards algorithmic adaptation is crucial. This assessment comes as China increasingly focuses on shaping international perceptions of its policies in Tibet. The CICG plays a key role in disseminating China’s perspective internationally. Lundquist’s comments highlight a growing recognition within Chinese state media of the power of algorithms in shaping global public opinion.