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China Proposes Export Controls on AI Models, Chips and Agents

Bloomberg Technology Friday 16 October 2026, 08:46 UTC By Nectar Gan 1 min read
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China proposed adding advanced artificial intelligence technologies to its export-control list, potentially restricting overseas transfers of AI models and chips in an effort to keep closer control over homegrown advancements in a strategically important sector.

China proposed adding advanced artificial intelligence technologies to its export-control list, potentially restricting overseas transfers of AI models and chips in an effort to keep closer control over homegrown advancements in a strategically important sector.
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