China Criticizes Allegations of Malicious Competition in Artificial Intelligence
Cooperation and regulation in the field of artificial intelligence between China and the US are considered nearly impossible due to national security interests.
It is stated that an agreement to regulate artificial intelligence development processes between the US and China is extremely unlikely due to national security interests and competitive dynamics.
Challenges in Artificial Intelligence Regulation
Chang Jun Yan from Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies states that it is unlikely for the two countries to cooperate on developing artificial intelligence more slowly and safely.
Competition Between Two Major Economies
Artificial intelligence lies at the center of the competition between the world's two largest economies, which are striving for supremacy in advanced technologies. Despite US export bans, Chinese companies continue their innovative work.
Beijing Administration's Security Measures
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Minister of State Security Chen Yixin have drawn attention to the risks of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that development and security must be balanced.
Technical and Strategic Grounds
Kenton Thibaut, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, argues that Beijing could work with Washington to monitor the distribution of models in foreign markets and address security vulnerabilities.