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Obama: "Big Challenge" Is US-China Coordination on IA Economic Journal

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Former US President Barack Obama defended in Lisbon the need to regulate artificial intelligence internationally, but acknowledged that it will be a great challenge, pointing to the lack of confidence between the United States and China. 我We still don't have the security guides we need. [Regulation] has to start in the United States, China is another country, commented the 44th President of the United States (2009-2017) and Nobel Peace 2009, in …

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Former US President Barack Obama defended in Lisbon the need to regulate artificial intelligence internationally, but acknowledged that it will be a great challenge, pointing to the lack of confidence between the United States and China. 我We still don't have the security guides we need. [Regulation] has to start in the United States, China is another country, commented the 44th President of the United States (2009-2017) and Nobel Peace 2009, in …

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama defended the need for international regulation of artificial intelligence, but alerted to the challenges of coordination between the U.S. and China, highlighting the lack of trust between the two countries.

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Barack Obama understands that technology can't run freely. There must always be human oversight. And the US and China, you have to in the AI race, t m to find understanding to be created security guards due to all the dangers that are born with this technology.

·Porto, Portugal
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Jornal de Negócios broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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