China called for the creation of a "security barrier" in the face of growing warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence, in a position that arises in response to international concerns about the unregulated development of this technology.
The Asian country again pointed criticism at the United States, accusing the American power of limiting other countries' capacity in the artificial intelligence sector.
Tensions between the two largest economies in the world are thus intensifying at a time when the global technological race is becoming increasingly competitive, with AI emerging as one of the main geopolitical battlefields.
This request for a "security barrier" by China reflects Beijing's growing fears regarding limited access to advanced technologies, in a context of restrictions imposed by the USA on Chinese technological development.
