The Aporia
14 articles about 14 events for “Chinese AI Censorship”.
“…e French talk show “The Bridge” posted on Monday, Mbappé had referred to Mao as “some guy—I think he’s a Chinese dictator” as he described a meme in which his face was photoshopped onto a picture of the late founder and chairman of the Chinese Communist…”
“The Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal civilian agencies to remove AI developed by China’s DeepSeek from their systems – the latest blow to a top Chinese model that has surged in popularity.”
“The Chinese government backs a state control model, which enables government censorship and mass surveillance, It also preserves stability by ensuring that the ruling Communist Party can take coercive action when it needs to.”
““How can we ensure that a Chinese open-source model would be truly clean, that it’d be truly free of CCP censorship?”
“An AI model downloaded over 3 billion times and used by U.S. firms like Airbnb and Uber is embedded with China-friendly narratives and programmed for censorship, new research shows.”
“The millions kept coming from the Chinese energy company CEFC, whose chairman was arrested in China and soon died in jail, not that Hunter cared.”
“Everyday Americans are up in arms against the AI datacenters sprouting across their communities.”
“Beijing: There’s a saying in the Chinese capital: if you fall on hard times, try your luck in Majuqiao.”
“That is despite deep concerns expressed by US congressmen, including some Republicans, that the cutting-edge AI technology could power Beijing's surveillance, censorship and military applications.”
“…resume covering White House as press access fight continues AI generated WASHINGTON – American television networks resumed coverage of United States President Donald Trump’s White House events on Sept 25, providing the first live pool access for Chinese…”
“As US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping prepare to meet at the White House on Thursday, Albanese sought several leaders of middle power nations, including Britain’s Andy Burnham, Canada’s Mark Carney and France’s Emmanuel Macron, to help…”
“"If we get this wrong," says Thierer, "the Chinese are there waiting….They're spending a lot of money to be the global leader….Their values will come baked into their systems: censorship, surveillance, and control."”
“Billionaire businessman Marc Andreessen argued early that the fight over what AI is allowed to say could become more consequential than the censorship battles of the social-media era and warned that China sees AI as a tool of authoritarian control.”
“The United States is moving quickly — and rightly — to lead the world in AI.”