TREE NEWS update: China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on September 14 that spreading threat narratives about artificial intelligence and pursuing confrontation and malicious competition will only disrupt the global AI governance process. Responding to a question about US AI companies calling China’s AI development a threat to the United States, Guo said AI development concerns the common welfare of all humanity and all parties should work toward open, inclusive, beneficial AI.
China MFA Warns AI Threat Narratives Could Disrupt Global Governance
AI take
Beijing is framing AI governance as a shared-interest issue precisely as US firms cast its progress as a strategic threat, which puts the two largest AI ecosystems on different rhetorical tracks heading into any future rule-setting. The practical stake is whether technical standards, safety norms and market access get negotiated multilaterally or fragment along national lines — a split that would matter most for cross-border RWA and crypto-AI projects that depend on interoperable rules. Whether this remains diplomatic positioning or hardens into policy is the open question.
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