< img src = "/uploads/blogs/be/bf/ib-fqnaoeeoka8_356f22b3.jpg" ALT = "China calls specialists from a si not to go to the US because of safety threats"/> ~ ~ ~ < p > Chinese authorities have ordered leading entrepreneurs and experts in artificial intelligence to refrain from traveling to the US, & nbsp; reports & nbsp; Wall Street Journal. Beijing views AI as a priority sphere for the economy and national security and fears that experts can disclose closed information about the country's achievements or be detained and used as a exchange coin in negotiations between the US and China, as happened to Huawei.
~ > 62 > 62 ~ 62 < h3 >What else is known by < p > AI became the field of technological struggle between the US and China: Chinese companies, such as Deepeseek and Alibaba, challenged American Openai and Google. In this context, Beijing presses on its entrepreneurs to act in accordance with national interests. This further deepens the gap between the technological communities of the two countries that are so separated by US sanctions.< P > There is no direct ban on travel, but the heads of companies in the field of AI and robotics operating in cities, such as Shanghai, Beijing and Zhezenjan, refuse to travel to the US and allies, if not urgent. Those who decide to leave should report to the authorities about their plans and meetings. Founder DEEPSEEK LAN WENFEN canceled a trip to a summit from AI in Paris in February, and previously canceled the trip to the United States another Chinese startup manager.
< p > February 17, Xi Jinping, at a meeting with businessmen, emphasized the importance of supporting national obligation & Rsquo; technology development. Public confirmation of cooperation with the US can cause unwanted attention and discontent of power.
< p >, despite this, Chinese companies continue to cooperate with the US, including participating in the CES in Las Vegas. Brain leakage and moving rich Chinese abroad remain a problem for the country. In the summer, China will spend its own SMI of the AI, inviting experts from all over the world.