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AI is not a 'monopoly of great powers', China's top newspaper says

BEIJING, Sept 16 (Reuters) – AI is not a "monopoly of great powers" and the U.S. should work with China to manage risk to create a non-discriminatory development environment, China's top newspaper,

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