The US blacklisted some of China’s most promising AI start-ups this year for alleged human rights violations. Source: SCMP
The US blacklisted some of China’s most promising AI start-ups this year for alleged human rights violations. Source: SCMP
Tech /  Policy

2019 was the year AI became a political, human rights and trade issue. Where does this leave China’s AI superstars?

  • Some of China’s most prominent AI start-ups were put on a US trade blacklist this year, as the industry faces greater scrutiny from the world’s largest economy
  • The politicisation of AI threatens to further widen the divide between the world’s two biggest economies

Meng JingCelia Chen
Meng Jing and Celia Chen

Updated: 1:10pm, 27 Dec, 2019

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The US blacklisted some of China’s most promising AI start-ups this year for alleged human rights violations. Source: SCMP
The US blacklisted some of China’s most promising AI start-ups this year for alleged human rights violations. Source: SCMP
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