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2026-09-26 · South China Morning Post · Politics

Amid many thorny issues with China, Trump pushes to rename AI as superintelligence

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2026-09-26 · South China Morning Post · Politics

Why US chip controls took a back seat at the Xi-Trump summit

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2026-09-25 · South China Morning Post · Politics

Xi-Trump dinner puts US tech titans in spotlight – what does it mean for China ties?

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2026-09-29 · South China Morning Post · Politics

Trump rejects calls to work with China on AI safety despite Xi summit progress

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2026-11-04 · South China Morning Post · Politics

How Democratic sweep could slow AI growth in US – and help China’s ambitions

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2026-11-04 · South China Morning Post · Technology

DeepSeek engineer defends push for open-source AI smarter than humans despite higher risks

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2026-09-15 · South China Morning Post

🔮 More than 80 questions sought to uncover potential biases in the landmark criminal case against the Chinese tech giant Known as voir dire, the process allows the presiding judge and two legal teams to question prospective jurors before the trial begins to identify possible bias and conflicts that could impede their ability to adjudicate the case in a “fair and impartial” way. mixed

2026-09-26 · South China Morning Post

🔮 China’s growing semiconductor self-reliance may explain the relative calm, but looming US measures could put it to the test There is little question that Jensen Huang and Lisa Su, the heads of US semiconductor chip giants Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), had secured two of the best seats in the house at the White House state dinner on Thursday evening: at the head table alongside the two presidents and their wives. mixed

2026-09-26 · South China Morning Post

🔮 A foreign ministry spokesperson did not say if China would adopt Trump’s preferred term for artificial intelligence but respects the choice of the term US President Donald Trump is pushing for a rebrand of artificial intelligence (AI) — and looking to get the world’s other AI superpower, China, on board. assertive

2026-09-29 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Trump rejects calls to work with China on AI safety despite Xi summit progress US president won’t collaborate with Beijing to govern AI as it would make it harder for American companies to get ahead in global tech race “Whoever wins superintelligence wins. assertive

2026-10-31 · South China Morning Post

🔮 Predicting that AI advances would develop even faster, Chen proposed a universal “ethics checker” that all leading AI models would need to satisfy, citing the systems developed by Chinese companies DeepSeek and ByteDance as well as American start-up OpenAI. assertive

2026-11-01 · South China Morning Post

🔮 safety is key: Z.ai founder Tang says RSI represents a ‘new paradigm’ of R&D that will accelerate AI development even more than it has been The remarks underscore how AI companies in the US and China are both chasing the holy grail of recursive self-improvement (RSI), where increasingly powerful AI systems also become better at improving themselves in an ever-accelerating “loop”. assertive

2026-11-04 · South China Morning Post

🔮 DeepSeek engineer defends push for open-source AI smarter than humans despite higher risks Some AI pioneers have warned that AGI may escape human control DeepSeek is committed to open-source artificial intelligence to accelerate the arrival of artificial general intelligence (AGI), even if it heightens safety risks, a company engineer says, defying growing safety concerns from the US and scrutiny in China over whether the strategy poses national security risks. mixed

2026-11-04 · South China Morning Post

🔮 How Democratic sweep could slow AI growth in US – and help China’s ambitions Democrats’ congressional victory fuels expectations of tighter scrutiny of AI and the data centres that power it The assessment comes as concerns about AI and the data centres that power it proved to be a contributing factor in the backlash against the Republican Party and US President Donald Trump, a vocal supporter of the tech industry. speculative