When discussing AI policy, start with China
Economist and blogger Tyler Cowen argues that any proposal for AI regulation must begin with China, citing China's rejection of U.S. proposals for missile-launch notifications, a nuclear crisis hotlin…
Economist and blogger Tyler Cowen argues that any proposal for AI regulation must begin with China, citing China's rejection of U.S. proposals for missile-launch notifications, a nuclear crisis hotlin…
China implemented sweeping new regulations this week to curb human emotional dependence on AI chatbots, motivated by fears that virtual companions are worsening the nation's declining birthrates by di…
China has begun enforcing new regulations banning technology companies from offering AI or virtual partners to minors, part of a wider clampdown on chatbot relationships that has cut millions of users…
New regulations in China this week ban tech companies from offering AI or virtual partners for minors and require platforms to limit excessive use and forbid chatbots from encouraging emotional relian…
Chinese users are bypassing Anthropic's geolocation restrictions to access its Claude AI models, creating a black market for accounts and API tokens. Despite aggressive enforcement, startups and devel…