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China Defense Minister Urges Nations to Step Up AI Oversight

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 16 September 2026, 03:35 UTC By Josh Xiao 1 min read
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China’s top military diplomat used a defense forum in Beijing to call on countries around the world to step up AI oversight, just as the new tech exacerbates a rivalry with the US.

China’s top military diplomat used a defense forum in Beijing to call on countries around the world to step up AI oversight, just as the new tech exacerbates a rivalry with the US.
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