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Latest News About AI Raises Party Control Risks, Experts WarnChina's Security Chief Flags AI Threat to Party RuleTop Security Official Cites AI Risks to Communist ControlChinese Official Sounds Alarm on AI and Party ControlSecurity Chief Warns AI Threatens Communist Party Grip

China's top security official said that artificial intelligence poses risks to Communist Party control. Across the Pacific, leading AI researchers are urging slowing the technology's development. At the corporate level, Microsoft announced new AI privacy protections for students. Tech companies and executives are pushing for federal AI regulations. Congressional and White House action on the issue has been sluggish. U.S. cyber officials emphasized focusing on basic security measures as AI hype grows.

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