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China proposes curbs on overseas deployment and export of strategically important AI capabilities

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China has proposed new rules intended to restrict the overseas export or deployment of advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, drawing a boundary around what officials view as strategically important AI assets.Backed by 2 sourceslive.euronext.comafricanpeace.org The proposed measures could affect how leading Chinese AI companies operate advanced models in overseas data centres, form international partnerships and manage foreign investment or ownership.Backed by 1 sourcesstraitstimes.com

The reported scope also includes AI software and data, while Chinese technology companies and startups are seeking greater clarity as Beijing develops the rules amid rivalry with the United States.Backed by 1 sourcestelegraphindia.com

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