Reaction from China to Anthropic's Artificial Intelligence Restriction Suggestions

In the comment article published in the Global Times newspaper, the publication of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it was argued that Amodei's main purpose is to hinder China's artificial intelligence development with technological barriers and regulatory monopolies.

It is stated in the article that Amodei's words targeting China and the conclusions he draws here remind of "Cold War tactics", "This silent Cold War is hypocritical and short-sighted. Excluding China from global artificial intelligence innovation will significantly increase the risks of trial and error and loss of control." statements were included.

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Ciakun, in his statement on the subject at the press conference held in Beijing, stated that the development of artificial intelligence is for the welfare of all humanity and that all parties should promote open and inclusive artificial intelligence development.

"Fusing fears, confrontation and ruthless competition will only harm global AI governance, which is in no one's interest," Guo said. he said.

ANTHROPIC'S ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WARNING

In his article published on the company's website on September 12, Dario Amodei, the Chief Executive of the US artificial intelligence company Anthropic, warned that the exponentially increasing development of artificial intelligence technology may exceed the capacity to understand and control systems, and suggested that the development of this technology be slowed down to allow more control.

Pointing out that artificial intelligence companies should come together and determine security standards and establish some rules for the speed of release of artificial intelligence to the market, Amodei said, "Dario is right," which Elon Musk shared in X. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also stated that he agreed with the proposal and would take the same step regarding independent evaluation.

In his article, Amodei emphasized that the US administration should strengthen chip export restrictions to China and prevent artificial intelligence laboratories in China from stealing data from the models of US companies through a method called "distillation" in their own models.