If adopted, the measures would mark one of China's strongest moves yet to treat advanced AI as a strategic national asset, placing it alongside semiconductors and other sensitive technologies that are increasingly subject to government oversight.
If adopted, the measures would mark one of China's strongest moves yet to treat advanced AI as a strategic national asset, placing it alongside semiconductors and other sensitive technologies that are increasingly subject to government oversight.
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If adopted, the measures would mark one of China's strongest moves yet to treat advanced AI as a strategic national asset, placing it alongside semiconductors and other sensitive technologies that are increasingly subject to government oversight.
