China’s AI Safety Catch-Up Is Hiding in Plain Sight
Current debates in the West about China’s approach to governing the technology ignore changes under way post-DeepSeek and Mythos.
Smart robots interact with students during a pilot program at Nanjing Normal University Affiliated Middle School Dongliang School. Credit: Yang Bo/China News Service/VCG via AP
As Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met last week in Washington, AI was once again on the agenda. If public discourse is any guide, Washington may have ent
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In an extract from their new book, The Bitter Struggle, two former U.S. government officials describe how the Biden administration sought to control outsourcing of leading American AI technologies and prevent their possible leakage to China.
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