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Chinese forum defends AI control but rejects bloc logic between China and US

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 07:12

Experts gathered today in Beijing at a forum dedicated to artificial intelligence, where they discussed the challenges and risks associated with this technology.

The participants defended strengthening human oversight over AI systems, as well as the implementation of more robust security mechanisms to mitigate potential dangers.

The experts also emphasized the importance of international cooperation as a way to effectively face the risks of artificial intelligence.

The forum rejected the idea that other countries have to choose between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence, thus criticizing the logic of divisional blocs in this technological area.

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The article is of interest to Portuguese-language readers interested in technology and geopolitics, as it presents the official Chinese position against the division of AI development between blocs, instead defending collaborative international governance. This position may influence future negotiations on global artificial intelligence standards.

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