Archive · 19 Jul 2026
China Rejects US AI Copying Claims
China has responded to claims by the United States that it is copying AI technology.
At a conference in Shanghai, a Chinese official said these claims are misguided and not helpful.
The Chinese president also spoke about AI, saying it should not be controlled by just one country.
He wants countries to work together on AI development.
The US has accused China of copying its AI technology, but China believes in open and cooperative technology development.
China rejects US claims of AI copying at the World AI Conference in Shanghai.
Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Liu Bin calls the claims misguided and counterproductive.
Chinese President Xi Jinping advocates for international cooperation in AI development.
Xi emphasizes that AI should not be controlled by any single country.
The US has accused China of copying its AI technology.
- Who
- Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Liu Bin and Chinese President Xi Jinping
- What
- China's rejection of US AI copying claims and call for international cooperation in AI development
- When
- July 7, 2023
- Where
- Shanghai, China
- Why
- To promote open technology development and international cooperation in AI
China's Stance
US Allegations
AI Development Approach
China's Stance
China advocates for international cooperation and open technology development, emphasizing that AI should not be controlled by any single country.
US Allegations
The US has accused China of copying its AI technology, suggesting a more restrictive approach to AI development.
- Event
- World AI Conference in Shanghai
- Speaker
- Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Liu Bin
- Date
- July 7, 2023
- Location
- Shanghai, China
- Key Figure
- Chinese President Xi Jinping