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China's most important newspaper said on Wednesday that artificial intelligence, or AI, should not be controlled by just a few powerful countries. The newspaper, called the People's Daily, said the United States and China should work together to make AI safe and fair for everyone. It said AI must be open to all countries, not just the biggest and strongest ones.
China's most powerful state newspaper is pushing back against the United States over artificial intelligence. On Wednesday, the People's Daily — the official newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party — published a commentary saying that AI belongs to all countries, not just the most powerful ones. The piece called on the U.S. to cooperate with China in managing AI risks and building a fair environment for all nations to develop the technology.