China Rejects Claims of Malicious AI Competition with the West

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China has pushed back against characterizations that it is engaged in 'malicious competition' in the field of artificial intelligence. The remarks follow comments by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who called for a slowdown in AI development to prevent China from gaining a technological edge. Beijing objected to the framing, distancing itself from the narrative of a hostile AI race. The dispute highlights growing tensions between the US and China over leadership in AI development. The exchange underscores how AI has become a central front in broader geopolitical rivalry between the two powers.

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