TREE NEWS update: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said on September 11 that China remains committed to the beneficial development of artificial intelligence, and firmly opposes reports that distort facts and smear the country. She made the remarks at a regular press briefing in response to a question about a report by a US AI company alleging that Chinese firms used other models to collect information.
China’s Foreign Ministry rejects US AI firm’s report accusing Chinese companies of data collection
The dispute shifts from a technical allegation to a diplomatic one, which matters because state-level pushback can harden the terms of an already fraught AI dialogue between the two countries. It affects Chinese AI developers named in such reports and the foreign firms weighing whether to work with them, since reputational risk now carries an official response. What is worth watching is whether the allegation is addressed on evidentiary grounds or remains a broader exchange of accusations, and whether it spills into commercial decisions.
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