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An AI Pause Won’t Work Without China
Source: Bloomberg
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A simulated AI-created WeChat bug highlights potential risks from rapidly advancing artificial intelligence. Bloomberg Opinion argues that efforts to slow the US-China AI race are unlikely to work without global cooperation, and calls for both countries to prioritize transparency around AI-related risks.
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