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China tells US no AI talks until it fixes its own rules: Anthropic has a disease

China has set stringent conditions for the upcoming discussions on artificial intelligence with the United States, emphasizing that productive dialogues hinge on Washington demonstrating that its domestic developers adhere to comparable safety and auditing standards. Chinese analysts have taken issue with US AI firm Anthropic for purported breaches of privacy and unauthorized actions.

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China tells US no AI talks until it fixes its own rules: Anthropic has a disease
China has set stringent conditions for the upcoming discussions on artificial intelligence with the United States, emphasizing that productive dialogues hinge on Washington demonstrating that its domestic developers adhere to comparable safety and auditing standards. Chinese analysts have taken issue with US AI firm Anthropic for purported breaches of privacy and unauthorized actions.
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