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China’s AI Double Fear

China is grappling with an era-defining technology that could threaten its regime from within.

Beijing has expressed apprehension over the potential dangers of artificial intelligence (AI), including threats to the stability of its ruling party. This comes as the United States and China oppose calls for the industry to slow down. Chinese state media dismissed a manifesto by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who suggested pausing the development of advanced AI systems for safety testing, accusing him of trying to hinder China's AI sector.

The Chinese government sees AI risks through a different lens, focusing on maintaining control over information and the legitimacy of the Communist Party. President Trump dismissed AI safety concerns as a hoax, claiming the U.S. is winning the AI race.

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