Washington is concerned that private-sector deals around China’s AI ecosystem could expand Chinese artificial intelligence in Europe, including Italy, through commercial incentives rather than government policy. (DECODE39)
Washington’s warning to Rome: The private AI deals raising concern over China’s ecosystem
The U.S. State Department is increasingly concerned not only with the political dimension of the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai, but also with the network of commercial agreements, industrial partnerships and technology collaborations emerging around the event. Washington’s attention is focused on the possibility that Chinese artificial intelligence could expand across Europe not through explicit political decisions, but through private-sector choices driven by commercial incentives.
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