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AI & Enterprise
China shows signs of allowing purchases of Nvidia\'s new RTX Pro 5500 chip; can it skirt U.S. export curbs
China’s government is seen moving toward allowing domestic sales of Nvidia’s new workstation chip, the RTX Pro 5500. Some in the industry believe the product may not fall under U.S. export restrictions on China, Cryptopolitan reported. Two people familiar with the matter said some executives view it as outside the scope of U.S. limits, though the information was not independently verified. Nvidia has publicly criticised U.S. export controls.
AI & Enterprise
\"AI builds AI\" - U.S.-China self-improvement race reignites \"AI extinction\" theory
The U.S.-China AI rivalry is moving toward using AI to build stronger AI, with companies focusing on coding, experiment design and training methods to boost next-generation models. The long-term goal is recursive self-improvement, in which AI produces improved successor models in a feedback loop. OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind cite progress, while analysts say the United States leads in AI-based independent research. Researchers and officials warn safety risks are rising, but neither country has publicly demonstrated fully autonomous recursive self-improvement.
AI & Enterprise
China clarifies liability for AI deepfakes and face, voice cloning
China\'s Supreme People\'s Court has set standards for judging civil liability arising from AI deepfakes, voice cloning and AI hallucinations. Using or disclosing an identifiable face or voice created by AI without consent may be deemed an infringement of personality rights, it said. The guidance also sets out liability for AI service operators that fail to act after notice, and addresses algorithm-based price discrimination. Authorities are also stepping up enforcement against AI falsehoods and impersonation.
