US EditionChina tells its AI leaders to avoid US travel over security concerns, WSJ reports
- Chinese authorities are advising top artificial intelligence entrepreneurs to avoid traveling to the United States due to concerns over confidential information leaks, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
- Executives are warned that they may be detained and used as bargaining tools in U.S.-China negotiations, according to the Wall Street Journal.
- Chinese AI startup DeepSeek claims to have launched models that rival those of U.S. leaders like OpenAI and Google, part of a competitive global AI race between the two nations.
- During a meeting on cybersecurity and AI, President Xi Jinping emphasized prioritizing national political security, as reported by China's state broadcaster.
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China tells its AI leaders to avoid US travel over security concerns, WSJ reports
Chinese authorities are instructing the country's top artificial intelligence entrepreneurs and researchers to avoid travel to the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
China’s AI Experts Told to Stay Home—But What’s Beijing So Worried About?
It seems China doesn’t want its AI brains wandering too far from home. Authorities are reportedly urging top tech minds to avoid U.S. travel, fearing they might spill state secrets—or worse, get caught in geopolitical crossfire. The reasoning? Paranoia or strategic caution, depending on who you ask. China thinks there AI giants can be used bargaining chips to their western adverseries.Why China is Worried? With AI at the center of a fierce globa…
Max Tegmark and Yoshua Bengio, two of the greatest experts in artificial intelligence, warn that autonomous AIs smarter than humans could be very dangerous.
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