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Trump to decide whether to green light US-China artificial intelligence 'hotline' agreement: sources
U.S. President Donald Trump will reportedly decide whether to green light a possible America-China AI "hotline" agreement, sources indicate.
Do Trump's task force and a special envoy for artificial intelligence in the US indicate a move toward regulating this disputed technology, particularly vis-a-vis China?
The rapid development of artificial intelligence has sparked renewed debate about its risks, with both the United States and China expressing concerns
China's Alibaba has unveiled new plans for its AI model and new chip technologies, including what it claims is China's most powerful AI chip
As Xi Jinping arrives in the United States this week for a state visit, China’s advances in artificial intelligence will be in the air. Less discussed: China’s economy in its worst shape in decades.
Trump says the US leads China in AI “by a lot”, rejects global controls and champions “superintelligence” in the race for technological dominance.
The United States’ ability to lead in artificial intelligence (AI) depends on Taiwan’s supply chain ecosystem. As Washington and Beijing compete for global AI dominance, a conflict in the Taiwan Strait would threaten the future of the American AI industry.
Microsoft Corp. artificial intelligence chief Mustafa Suleyman said concerns about China’s progress on AI shouldn’t be used as an argument against putting guardrails around the rapidly advancing technology.
Sen. Mike Rounds, S.D., discusses the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the national security threat posed by China, and emphasizes the critical need for the United States to lead in AI on 'Life,
The risks of artificial intelligence are expected to be a focus as U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping prepare to meet in Washington.
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China bans thousands of 'vulgar and harmful' AI-generated films
China's short-video content regulatory agency has wiped out tens of thousands of films that contain "vulgar and harmful material" or are inappropriate for children.