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China moves to curb tech exports, including AI, citing national security risks
AI summary
China is implementing restrictions on tech exports, including artificial intelligence, due to concerns over national security risks. The move is intended to curb the export of certain technologies, such as AI and related chips. This decision may have implications for the global tech industry, particularly in relation to the US. China's export restrictions also extend to other areas like solar technology. The country's actions are reportedly driven by a desire to protect its own security interests.
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