China
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China (company) is described as pursuing AI capability gains amid US export controls, including efforts to develop homegrown AI chips and support open-source AI strategies. Recent coverage also links China to broader governance and security debates around AI models—such as domestic regulation of anthropomorphic AI services, and international concerns about open-weight model access and training on US model outputs.
Updated 14 September 2026
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May 2024 → Jul 2026
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Latest developments
Taiwan’s Tech Hurdles Threaten Military Capability and Potential Coalition Defense
CSET Georgetown · 1 month ago ·
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The Arguments Against Open Source AI are Very Bad
tombedor.dev · 1 month ago ·
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Inside China's All-Out Push to Catch Up With American AI Chips
The Wall Street Journal · 1 month ago ·
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Chinese Labs' Latest Product? Roleplay
ChinaTalk · 1 month ago ·
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China's Mythos Moment
ChinaTalk · 1 month ago ·
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China's Xi Touts Open-Source AI and Takes a Swipe at US Dominance
The Wall Street Journal · 2 months ago ·
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2026
China regulates anthropomorphic AI services and emergence of facial data licensing marketplace Policy change
Xi Jinping calls for open-source AI development and international AI governance framework Policy change
Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, an open-weight large language model Model release
China implements restrictions on overseas access to advanced AI models amid competitive AI race with the US Policy change
Analysis of Chinese AI cost advantage and its geopolitical implications Research publication
OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 with staggered rollout following Trump administration request for limited initial access Model release
OpenAI discovers and removes Chinese state-sponsored influence campaigns using AI to target US technology and infrastructure policy Security issue
- China's Other Minerals Monopoly
- Anthropic’s Dario Amodei responds: doesn’t oppose open-weight models, but fears Chinese AI
- Taiwan’s Tech Hurdles Threaten Military Capability and Potential Coalition Defense
- The Arguments Against Open Source AI are Very Bad
- Inside China's All-Out Push to Catch Up With American AI Chips
- Chinese Labs' Latest Product? Roleplay
- China's Mythos Moment
- China's Xi Touts Open-Source AI and Takes a Swipe at US Dominance
- China’s Mythos Moment
- Washington Is Looking to Keep China From Training Its AI on US Models
- Introduction for and Reactions to Plan A
- “Eastern Data, Western Compute” is Fake
- Introducing Plan A
- China only six months behind US in AI development
- China restricts overseas access to AI models
- China’s AI boom is creating a different kind of entrepreneur
- China Quant Funds Draw Billions as AI Trounces Human Traders
- Trump administration’s AI crackdown opens door for China to close gap
- The AI Industry as You Know It Died Today
- How Chinese make sense of the AI future
- 📈 Data to start your week
- “Data Center Bandwagon” Campaign: US-targeted influence activity
- “Tech and Tariffs” Campaign: Influence activity targeting US tech policy
- Notes from inside China's AI labs
2025
OpenAI Bans Multiple State-Sponsored Influence Operations Using AI for Disinformation Incident
OpenAI bans multiple accounts for fraud, phishing, and state-sponsored surveillance operations Incident
OpenAI Bans Multiple Accounts Used for State-Sponsored and Criminal Cyber Operations Security issue
OpenAI removes accounts engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior and influence operations Policy change
- Cyber Operation: Phishing and scripting support
- Operation “Nine–emdash Line”: Regional influence activity
- Vixen and Keyhole Panda: China-linked cyber operations
- Operation “Uncle Spam”: US polarization influence activity
- Operation “Sneer Review”: China-origin influence activity
- Operation “Sponsored Discontent”: Influence activity
- Operation “Peer Review”: AI-assisted surveillance planning
2024
OpenAI disrupts multiple state-linked disinformation operations using AI tools Incident
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Regulation
- Regulated by ByteDance · 1 source
- Regulated by Alibaba · 1 source
- Vixen Panda regulated by this company · 1 source
- Keyhole Panda regulated by this company · 1 source