China urged their artificial intelligence leaders to refuse to travel to America

The Chinese government has urged its artificial intelligence leaders not to travel to the United States for security reasons. This reflects the Chinese government’s view of technology in the form of economic priority and national security.

The reason for issuing the warning to top artificial intelligence scholars and researchers is that the Chinese government is worried that these people will travel overseas to reveal sensitive information about its recent developments in the field of artificial intelligence, according to the Wall Street Journal. The government is also worried that they will be arrested after leaving China and used as a bargaining tool in US -China talks.

The Chinese government is concerned about the arrest of artificial intelligence experts by the US

In the first term of Trump’s presidency, a Huawei executive in Canada was arrested at the request of the United States. At the time, the reason for the arrest of the person was violated. Last month, the founder of the Dip -Sick startup Liang Vanfong rejected the invitation at the Paris Artificial Intelligence Conference.

Artificial intelligence has become the battlefield of the United States of America and China and can be seen in companies such as Openai, Deepsic and Alibaba; For example, Alibaba’s Chinese retailer has recently announced that it plans to invest $ 5 billion in artificial intelligence over the next five years.

To date, Chinese artificial intelligence companies have been able to challenge their Western rivals, and the Chinese government wants to bring them closer to government interests; For this reason, the government of leading leading local companies in the field of artificial intelligence and other sensitive strategic industries, such as robotics, has sought to travel to the United States and the United States united unless the trip is urgent.

The Chinese government urged managers who are planning to travel abroad before their travel plan was leaving, and after returning to the authorities to explain what they have done and the people they met.