Anthropic CEO Amodei advocates for further restrictions on China's access to advanced chips - Chronicle

Anthropic CEO Amodei's advocacy for further restricting China's access to advanced chips has sparked a strong backlash in China, making it even harder for those concerned about AI safety within the country to speak out.

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2026-09-28 07:16 · 9月27日《纽约时报》发文比较中美对AI末日论的态度：硅谷担忧AI失控，北京则认为断电断网抓人即可应对，中国官方已起草法律要求AI公司防范模型被用于恶意代码。

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Sayings · 2026-09-28 07:02 On September 27, The New York Times published an article comparing U.S. and Chinese attitudes toward AI doomsday scenarios: Silicon Valley worries about AI running out of control, while Beijing believes that cutting power and the internet and arresting people is enough to cope. Chinese authorities have drafted laws requiring AI companies to prevent their models from being used for malicious code.

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