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China's Xi Jinping Proposes BRICS 'Open-Source AI Zone'

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China will lead the creation of an "open-source zone for artificial intelligence" for BRICS countries, President Xi Jinping said on Sunday at a summit of the 11-nation group in New Delhi.

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Xi Jinping completed the Brics Summit in New Delhi on Sunday 13 September with a series of proposals aimed at strengthening the weight of emerging economies, including the creation of an open source artificial intelligence area led by Beijing. An announcement that is taking place in the midst of a debate on the dangers of a technological race that has become difficult to control.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping announced plans to establish an "AI Open Source Zone" for BRICS member countries. The plan envisions supporting everything from AI model development and specialized workforce training to the construction of smart factories. While the United States is consolidating AI and semiconductor supply chains around its allies, China is spreading its AI technologies and standards across the Global South, which encompasses emerg…

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At the BRICS summit held in India, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed five initiatives for the rapid development of BRICS. Among these, the initiative concerning the open-sourcing and dissemination of AI includes China's declaration to take the lead in establishing AI special zones for BRICS countries and building an open AI ecosystem. Read more...

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By offering an open source artificial intelligence zone to the eleven BRICS countries, Xi Jinping launches an economic offensive to compete with the US giants. This initiative aims to offer companies emerging economies of technology.

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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