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- China's Foreign Ministry criticized warnings from leading US technology executives to 'put the brakes on' artificial intelligence development, per Bloomberg.
- China rejected the 'pause AI' camp's arguments as 'fearmongering, confrontation, and vicious competition,' saying such rhetoric 'serve[s] the interests of no one.'
Why it matters: By publicly rebuking the 'pause AI' camp led by leading US tech executives, Beijing aligns itself against Western regulatory caution on artificial intelligence, sharpening the technology competition framing between the two countries.
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