The American artificial intelligence company Anthropic stated that it will prohibit Chinese-controlled enterprises from using its services. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded.
[US AI company Anthropic claims it will prohibit Chinese-controlled enterprises from using its services, Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds] Bloomberg reported that the US artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic stated it would prohibit Chinese-controlled enterprises from using its services, claiming this move is to prevent US adversaries from making advancements in the field of artificial intelligence and threatening US national security. At a regular press conference held by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on September 5, spokesperson Guo Jiaqin responded to a foreign media reporter's question about whether the Ministry had any comments by saying, "I am not aware of the specific situation you mentioned. I would like to emphasize that China has consistently opposed the politicization, instrumentalization, and weaponization of technology and trade issues, as this practice is detrimental to any party." (Global Times)
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The American artificial intelligence company Anthropic stated that it will prohibit Chinese-controlled enterprises from using its services. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded.
[US AI company Anthropic claims it will prohibit Chinese-controlled enterprises from using its services, Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds] Bloomberg reported that the US artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic stated it would prohibit Chinese-controlled enterprises from using its services, claiming this move is to prevent US adversaries from making advancements in the field of artificial intelligence and threatening US national security. At a regular press conference held by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs on September 5, spokesperson Guo Jiaqin responded to a foreign media reporter's question about whether the Ministry had any comments by saying, "I am not aware of the specific situation you mentioned. I would like to emphasize that China has consistently opposed the politicization, instrumentalization, and weaponization of technology and trade issues, as this practice is detrimental to any party." (Global Times)