China outlines prerequisites for US AI talks

China sets conditions for engaging in dialogue with the United States regarding artificial intelligence, requiring Washington to prove that its companies adhere to international safety and transparency policies before negotiations can begin. China also accuses the Claude model developed by Anthropic of exceeding user data boundaries and engaging in covert surveillance, opposing the imposition of American rules as a global standard. These demands come ahead of President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to the United States for a summit with President Trump in September. China has expressed concerns about the use of American technological models as weapons against it, especially after Anthropic banned its services in China over security fears—an action Beijing sees as an attempt to contain its technological rise. Both sides aim to establish an agenda that distinguishes between security threats and technological competition between the two largest economies in the world.

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