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The article addresses the recent escalation in the ongoing debate between the United States and China regarding the regulation and development of artificial intelligence technologies. U.S. President Donald Trump rejected calls to slow down the AI development race, considering them a conspiracy to serve China. He emphasized that progress in this field is key to strategic superiority and asserted that there is no need for new regulatory controls, believing that strong and intelligent leaders can manage the risks. In contrast, Chinese officials warned of the threats AI poses to national security and called for enhancing technological sovereignty and independence in the chip industry. They also issued warnings about the existential risks that AI might cause, potentially leading to global security crises. This escalation signals that the power struggle between Washington and Beijing over AI technology could usher in a new phase of digital arms races, posing significant challenges for international oversight and regulation of technological advancement worldwide.
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