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An AI Pause Won’t Work Without China

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 15 September 2026, 13:30 UTC 1 min read
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A simulated AI-created WeChat bug shows why slowing the AI race won't work without global cooperation. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Catherine Thorbecke says the US and China need to make transparency on AI risks a priority.

A simulated AI-created WeChat bug shows why slowing the AI race won't work without global cooperation. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Catherine Thorbecke says the US and China need to make transparency on AI risks a priority. (Source: Bloomberg)
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