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AI Risks September 24, 2026 · CSMonitor.com

'I am sorry, I cannot answer that': How China's AI chatbots protect the ruling party

As they gain global market share, Chinese AI models are also part of Beijing's plan to bolster Communist Party rule at home and promote government ...

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