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China won’t stop its AI from going global, but it wants control over how it travels

ET AI (The Economic Times)
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China has approved AI models DeepSeek and MiniMax for overseas licensing but seeks tighter control over the transfer and deployment of AI technology abroad, distinguishing this from online service access. The new export controls aim to regulate the cross-border movement of AI tech amid growing global use of Chinese AI models.

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