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This article examines the People's Republic of China (PRC)'s response to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy through the application of the Senturion predictive political simulation model, which is grounded in game theory. Its objective is to demystify the intricate decision-making processes within the PRC and forecast its actions in the Indo-Pacific sphere. The Senturion model, tailored to tackle the escalating complexities of national security concerns, facilitates the identification of potential threats and the comprehension of geopolitical occurrences. Employing agent-based modeling and incorporating insights from political science theories, the model is instrumental in mitigating risks by scrutinizing political dynamics and pinpointing key stakeholders. Merging principles from game theory, AI and behavioral economics, Senturion enhances strategic decision-making by evaluating a range of scenarios and analyzing the capabilities and interests of stakeholders. This methodology provides invaluable perspectives and strategic options for Indo-Pacific policymakers and analysts, aiming to guide them through the intricacies of regional dynamics effectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
