Opinion | China’s call for global AI governance is loud and clear. Is the US listening?

Framing artificial intelligence as a matter of national security will only fragment global governance when the world needs it the most

The US intends to outcompete China and preserve American leadership, especially through efforts to “counter Chinese influence in international governance bodies”, offering little in the way of genuine global collaboration or responsible development frameworks that include China.

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