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Microsoft AI Chief Says China Isn’t Excuse to Forego Regulation

Bloomberg Technology Sunday 20 September 2026, 16:30 UTC By Tony Czuczka 1 min read
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Microsoft AI Chief Says China Isn’t Excuse to Forego Regulation artificial intelligence chief Mustafa Suleyman said concerns about China’s progress on AI shouldn’t be used as an argument against putting guardrails around the rapidly advancing technology. “I don’t think we should use China as the bogeyman for not making progress on our own efforts” on AI safety, Suleyman said on CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS.

Microsoft AI Chief Says China Isn’t Excuse to Forego Regulation Microsoft Corp. artificial intelligence chief Mustafa Suleyman said concerns about China’s progress on AI shouldn’t be used as an argument against putting guardrails around the rapidly advancing technology. “I don’t think we should use China as the bogeyman for not making progress on our own efforts” on AI safety, Suleyman said on CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS.
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