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The article explores the divide within China's elite regarding artificial intelligence (AI) regulation. It highlights the influence of both doomers, who advocate for stricter regulations due to existential risks, and accelerationists, who emphasize the benefits of rapid AI development. The ongoing discussions between American and Chinese officials, including the Kissinger Dialogues, reflect the global stakes involved in AI governance.
China's regulatory landscape is evolving, with increasing recognition of AI's potential dangers. Key figures, including Andrew Chi-Chih Yao and Zhang Ya-Qin, are raising alarms about AI's risks, suggesting that the country may adopt more stringent measures. The outcome of this debate will significantly impact China's position in the global AI race and its approach to international collaboration on AI governance.
• China's elite is divided on AI regulation and development strategies.
• Doomers and accelerationists present contrasting views on AI's future risks.
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