China’s advancements in technology, particularly in artificial intelligence, have been a focus at the recent political event in Beijing, known as the “two sessions.” Senior officials, lawmakers, and advisers have discussed the opportunities and challenges that come with these advancements, especially in light of increased competition with the United States. The US has imposed sanctions on China’s hi-tech sectors, but Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that China has made rapid progress in becoming a technology leader despite external pressures.
During a press conference, Wang stated that there has been “unjustified external suppression” but noted that “when there are blockades, there are breakthroughs.” He highlighted China’s willingness to share the results of its innovation with other countries. The discussions at the political event reflect the country’s determination to continue advancing in technology and to navigate the challenges posed by international competition.
Wang Yi, China’s top diplomat, recently outlined the country’s foreign policies, which likely include a focus on technological innovation and cooperation with other nations. As China aims to solidify its position as a technology leader, its foreign policy directions will likely prioritize partnerships that allow for the sharing of innovation and advancements in areas like artificial intelligence.
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