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China Rejects US Tech Leaders' Call to Slow AI, Calls It Fearmongering

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China has firmly rejected appeals from prominent American AI executives, including Sam Altman and Dario Amodei, to restrain the pace of artificial intelligence development. Chinese authorities dismissed the warnings as fearmongering designed to hinder China's technological progress. State-run media accused US leaders of exploiting AI safety concerns as a strategic tool to slow China's advancement. Beijing instead called for open international collaboration to ensure AI development remains accessible and beneficial globally. This comes even as Chinese officials have separately acknowledged certain risks associated with automated technologies.

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