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China’s intelligence chief urges stronger AI risk controls
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Brief
China’s state security minister Chen Yixin warned that artificial intelligence poses rising national security risks and called for robust risk-prevention frameworks. The remarks came as Beijing promotes a bigger role in global AI governance while criticising US restrictions, and after Xi Jinping proposed an AI initiative at the BRICS summit.
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If China pushes governance proposals while highlighting security risks, international AI rules and strategic competition could become more contested.
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- Chen Yixin warned of rising national security risks from AI and called for robust risk-prevention frameworks. [1]
- Beijing is seeking a leading role in global AI governance and criticised US restrictions; Xi proposed an AI initiative at the BRICS summit. [1]
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