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    <description>Xiao Qian is deputy director of the Centre of International Security and Strategy (CISS) and vice-dean of the Institute for AI International Governance (I-AIIG) at Tsinghua University. She previously served as a diplomat in the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chinese embassies in Russia and the UK. She worked in the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National People’s Congress for four years, where she contributed to parliamentary engagement and work related to the NPC Spokesperson’s...</description>
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      <description>The United States House Select Committee on China recently released a report on artificial intelligence. Titled “Buy What It Can, Steal What It Must: China’s Campaign to Acquire Frontier AI Capabilities”, it captures a hardening view in Washington that Beijing’s artificial intelligence rise is closely tied to both market access and security concerns.
Whether fully substantiated or not, such beliefs are increasingly shaping the policy lens through which technology competition between the two...</description>
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      <title>US-China AI race must strike a balance between security and openness</title>
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