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AI Risks September 19, 2025 · Reuters

China says it is willing to maintain dialogue in response to report of Nvidia AI chip ban

China is willing to maintain dialogue with all parties involved to ... Chinese regulator ordering firms to halt purchases of Nvidia AI chips.

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