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Financial Times · Eleanor Olcott ·

Huawei Chair Eric Xu says Chinese AI researchers need to "increase the speed of development" to "see the dangers" of AI, contrasting with the US' slowdown calls

Chinese tech executive's comments contrast with Silicon Valley calls for slowdown amid rising concerns about technology's existential risks

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Huawei Chair Eric Xu says Chinese AI researchers need to "increase the speed of development" to "see the dangers" of AI, contrasting with the US' slowdown calls

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Financial Times — Huawei Chair Eric Xu says Chinese AI researchers need to "increase the speed of development" to "see the dangers" of AI, contrasting with the US' slowdown calls ↗

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