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Chinese State Media Dismisses ‘Self-Serving’ AI Slowdown Call

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 15 September 2026, 03:52 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
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Chinese state media accused leading US AI executives of using calls for slower development of frontier models to blunt competition from China, describing the push as a “self-serving” effort to preserve American dominance.

Chinese state media accused leading US AI executives of using calls for slower development of frontier models to blunt competition from China, describing the push as a “self-serving” effort to preserve American dominance.
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