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China's AI concerns diverge sharply from U.S. existential risk focus

Kyle Chan analyzes divergence between U.S. and Chinese AI risk narratives

1 Sep 18 6:00 AM · 8d ago · 2 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 2

Brookings fellow Kyle Chan discusses in New Yorker Q&A how China and the U.S. frame AI risks differently. He notes existential AI risk—fears that AI could kill all humans—dominates U.S. public discourse but remains marginal in China, where concerns focus on technological loss of control and threats to CCP authority.

Kyle Chan analyzes divergence between U.S. and Chinese AI risk narratives
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“that kind of existential A.I.-risk talk is almost unheard of in China. Within the A.I. industry in China, there are some folks who worry about technological loss of control, as they call it. But, generally speaking, it is a very, very marginal issue.”

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