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Beijing Issues AI Warnings but Rejects US Calls to Slow Development

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China’s minister of state security wrote in a weekend essay that AI posed six principal risks, including threatening the security of the country’s political regime.

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Beijing says threat narratives, confrontation and ‘malicious competition’ risk disrupting global AI governance

·Ankara, Türkiye
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China agrees with some of the major US AI firms on the need to strengthen security mechanisms to control the risks associated with the development of this technology. China’s Security Minister, Chen Yixin, has made a statement in which he has shown support for building a “security barrier” around these systems to prevent them from causing damage to society. Specifically, he argues that AI has become a new field of competence that promotes “rival…

·Madrid, Spain
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Chen stated that AI has become one of the main fields of global technological competition and a new front of the rivality between major powers, according to a text published by China's Cyberspace Administration, the country's leading Internet regulator, in the official WeChat social network account.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Responsible defended the "healthy and orderly" development of AI, but also the strengthening of supervision over data, algorithms, computer infrastructure and applications for civilian and military use.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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