Xi Pitches AI Vision at BRICS Summit as China Duels with U.S.
- On Sunday, President Xi Jinping proposed a China-led "open-source zone for artificial intelligence" for BRICS countries at a summit in New Delhi, promising to "support cooperation in the development and application of large language models."
- Xi also invited BRICS members to join the Beijing-founded World AI Cooperation Organization, a body of 29 countries with no European Union member state among them.
- Europe established its own limit in the AI Act, which exempts genuinely open models but not those carrying systemic risk, with the Commission gaining power to fine 3% of global turnover since August.
- State security minister Chen Yixin accused unnamed countries of using blacklists to "sever global AI industrial chains and supply chains," while Beijing discussed curbing overseas access to models like Qwen.
- Xi is expected to visit the United States this month for talks with President Donald Trump, with AI governance likely on the agenda as fears grow regarding technology control.
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Xi also called for the creation of a "global framework of broad and consensus-based artificial intelligence governance."
The BRICS summit concluded on 13 September with a call for greater cooperation between member countries, in addition to the announcement of an "open source AI zone" by China, which contemplates training and cooperation in language models. From New Delhi, our correspondent Varoon Anand tells us more about the development and closure of the summit.
Chinese President Xi Jinping presented on Sunday, at the BRICS summit in New Delhi, India, initiatives in areas ranging from artificial intelligence to trade, aimed at deepening cooperation between the economies of this group, in the context of Beijing's attempt to make it a practical platform for the development of the Global South, reports the agency Reuters, quoted by Agerpres. ...
NEW DELHI - The Brics Summit in New Delhi ended on Sunday with the presentation by Chinese President Xi Jinping of a series of initiatives to...
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