US and China must ensure AI dialogue is more than just hot air
All eyes are on a round of talks expected in November.
Read the original →Article digest · Oct 18 PM
AI & International Politics — what each story says
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🇺🇸 US–China rivalry3
The Race for Superintelligent AI Is Becoming a Global Strategic Risk
Artificial intelligence could deliver enormous gains in productivity, medicine, and scientific discovery. The description says competition to develop systems that exceed human capabilities is a concern.
Read the original →Premier Li urges Uzbekistan to deepen AI cooperation — South China Morning Post
Chinese Premier Li Qiang urged Uzbekistan to deepen cooperation with China in minerals, artificial intelligence, energy, finance and aerospace technologies. He made the call during his visit to Tashkent.
Read the original →🛡️ Security and the military2
News 12 Investigates: ECU professor explains how AI is helping military intelligence
Artificial intelligence is helping military analysts sort through large amounts of information and identify potential threats. The report comes from Greenville, Pitt County.
Read the original →Taiwan to buy 292 VTOL drones from Shield AI
The navy and the coast guard are acquiring 292 MQ-35A V-BAT vertical takeoff and landing surveillance drones made by US-based defense technology company Shield AI. This makes Taiwan one of the largest buyers of the drone. The Coast Guard Administration budgeted NT$1.2 billion.
Read the original →🇯🇵 Japan's diplomacy and AI1
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- China Also Restricts Overseas Transfer of Core AI TechnologyChosun Ilbo · 10/18 05:08 UTC
🔌 Export controls between states1
U.S.-China AI Competition Expands to Model Control Beyond Semiconductors
China restricts exports of advanced AI models. The U.S. targets unauthorized distillation, deepening the technology rivalry.
Read the original →The analysis and visual summary are in the Oct 18 PM issue. Japanese version here.