NCUSCR President Advocates U.S.-China Cooperation on AI

The president of the National Committee on United States-China Relations (NCUSCR), Stephen Orlins, has emphasised the need for collaboration between China and the United States in the field of artificial intelligence.

He suggested that avoiding duplication of efforts in this domain could prove beneficial for both nations.

Speaking to reporters during the annual China Development Forum in Beijing, Orlins’ comments were shared via a video clip posted by Financial News, a publication owned by China’s central bank.

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Artificial intelligence has emerged as a contentious issue between the two countries in recent years.

The United States has imposed several rounds of sanctions on China’s AI and semiconductor sectors, citing concerns over the potential military applications of these technologies.

Washington argues that such measures are necessary to hinder China’s advancements in this area.

The NCUSCR, a non-profit advisory organisation, continues to advocate for constructive dialogue and cooperation between the two global powers amidst ongoing tensions in the AI sector.

Reuters