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President Xi Jinping hailed China’s progress in developing low-cost artificial intelligence, pressing his personal imprint on the country’s rapidly expanding global influence to call for a more open technological order.

(Bloomberg) -- President Xi Jinping hailed China's progress in developing low-cost artificial intelligence, pressing his personal imprint on the

The rapidly increasing global competitiveness of China’s artificial intelligence models is ringing alarm bells in Washington, posing a new test for the standard protectionist playbook.

China’s swift intervention to halt a tech-led stock selloff signals that capital-market stabilization is becoming a more important part of Beijing’s economic policy toolkit, according to Bloomberg Economics.

(Bloomberg) -- The rapidly increasing global competitiveness of China's artificial intelligence models is ringing alarm bells in Washington, posing a new test for the standard protectionist playbook.

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China should restrict access to the most powerful features of artificial intelligence models, a state media commentary suggested, highlighting limits to Beijing’s support for open technology.

President Xi Jinping emphasised the need to balance development and security at his debut at China's top AI summit earlier this month.

The official newspaper of China’s ruling Communist Party warned of countermeasures against widening US technology curbs as Washington considers banning imports of some Chinese AI components, adding a fresh source of strain to the countries’ fragile trade truce.

China ordered steep anti-dumping deposits on pecan imports from the US and Mexico, adding another source of trade friction weeks before an expected summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.