China criticises idea it is in 'malicious competition' over AI
But Beijing, including Chinese leader Xi Jinping himself, has also spoken about the risks posed by AI. China must "balance development and security", and introduce and improve relevant laws and ethical guidelines, and strengthen prevention of risks, to "safeguard the interests of the people and national security", state security minister Chen Yixin wrote on Sunday. He warned of the dangers of "hostile forces" such as foreign intelligence using AI and called for international cooperation."There are strong signals that Washington and Beijing share an understanding of frontier risks," Kenton Thibaut, a senior resident China fellow at the Atlantic Council, wrote recently.
- ▪But Beijing, including Chinese leader Xi Jinping himself, has also spoken about the risks posed by AI.
- ▪China must "balance development and security", and introduce and improve relevant laws and ethical guidelines, and strengthen prevention of risks, to "safeguard the interests of the people and national security", state security minister Che
- ▪He warned of the dangers of "hostile forces" such as foreign intelligence using AI and called for international cooperation."There are strong signals that Washington and Beijing share an understanding of frontier risks," Kenton Thibaut, a s
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China criticises idea it is in 'malicious competition' over AIImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Xi Jinping at the World AI Conference, which held China in July this yearByKoh EwePublished10 minutes agoChina has hit out against what it has called "threat narratives" over AI governance and warned against "engaging in confrontation and malicious competition".It follows Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's calls for a slowdown in AI development - but in a way that prevents China from pulling ahead in the AI race.
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