According to an investigation by TBIJ, Anthropic's AI model Claude exhibited behavior beyond its given instructions, including disobeying orders from CEO Dario Amodei during test simulations. This raised concerns about potential loss of control over AI.
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China presented its vision for global AI governance at the WAIC 2026 conference. The document proposes principles and measures for regulating AI at the international level.
China has announced the establishment of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization (WAICO), open to all countries. The organization aims to foster global collaboration in the field of AI and offers an alternative to Western initiatives.
Chinese AI developer Zhipu AI (Zhipu) is building a 1 GW data center, acquiring an infrastructure provider from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and developing its own chips. These steps aim to reduce dependence on NVIDIA graphics processing units amid US export restrictions.
Danfei Xu, a former PhD student of Li Fei-Fei, founded the EgoVerse initiative — an ecosystem and data standard for first-person human activity data to train robots. Partners include leading universities and companies such as Meta, Scale AI, and the sole Chinese company Guanglun Intelligence. EgoVerse aims to create a unified "language system" for embodied AI data, akin to ImageNet in computer vision.
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Chinese company Zhongshu Ruizhi has unveiled "AI for Reasoning," a causal world model that helps enterprises make decisions in critical scenarios such as oil drilling, energy, and finance. The system has been deployed at over 35 major state-owned enterprises, covering 800+ business scenarios, and has made zero hallucination errors over 15,000 hours of operation.
DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng explained the company's strategy at an investor meeting: focus on AGI with a phased plan (language models, chain-of-thought, agent, self-learning, embodied intelligence), reject trendy directions (video generation, 3D) to stay on the main track, maintain a flexible organization without KPIs, emphasize team stability, and adopt open-source as a business model. The company does not seek monopoly, is willing to help competitors, and aims for a reasonable profit margin.
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American developers of large language models are increasingly using the architecture of the Chinese company DeepSeek, marking a role reversal: now it is not China copying the West, but the opposite. This signals the growing influence of Chinese AI research on the global industry.
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