China Urges US to Stop 'False Allegations' over AI Companies

China hits back at U.S. over industrial-scale AI theft claims as Washington beats Beijing to Africa with $1 billion AI deal

China has recently dismissed accusations from the U.S. that Chinese technology firms engaged in widespread theft of American artificial intelligence models. China's Commerce Ministry accused the United States of attempting to establish a “monopoly of the AI industry”.

China Rejects Claims That Its AI Companies 'Copied' US Technology

China strongly rejected the U.S. announcement stating that its AI companies are engaged in acquiring capabilities from U.S. models.

China urges US to stop 'false allegations' over AI companies

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson believes all parties need to ensure AI development is open

China rejects the US distillation advisory as unfounded accusations and smears

China’s foreign ministry has rejected the joint US intelligence advisory accusing Chinese developers of extracting capabilities from American frontier models at industrial scale, calling on Washington to stop making unfounded accusations and smears. Mao Ning, a ministry spokesperson, said China’s AI development is the result of high-level technological self-reliance and strength, according to accounts of her remarks. […] This story continues at …

China rejects US AI model distillation allegations, warns of retaliation

The commerce ministry says distillation is ‘neutral’ and widely used by companies around the world, including American firms.