U.S. to warn allies against joining Chinese AI initiatives, per Reuters
Washington is preparing to warn partner countries against joining competing Chinese AI initiatives, according to Reuters. Countries aligned with the U.S.-led Pax Silica framework could risk exclusion if they also participate in Beijing’s coalition. The strategy aims to secure AI chips, models and critical-mineral supply chains as Chinese open-weight models gain ground against U.S. rivals.
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