China: Spreading AI threat narratives disrupts global governance
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China's Foreign Ministry responded to calls from U.S. business leaders to slow down artificial intelligence development, stating that spreading threat narratives, engaging in confrontation, and pursuing malicious competition will only disrupt the global governance process of AI and is not in the interest of any party. The statement, reported by Reuters via tradealpha, reflects Beijing's position on international AI governance amid growing debate over the pace and risks of AI advancement. The ministry did not specify which U.S. business leaders or their specific proposals, but the comment comes as global policymakers and tech executives increasingly clash over AI safety, regulation, and competitive dynamics between the United States and China.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that spreading threat narratives, confrontation, and malicious competition will only disrupt the global governance process of artificial intelligence (AI) and is not in the interest of any party.
The remarks came after U.S. business leaders called for slowing down the development of AI technologies.
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