Gecko Robotics unveiled its Komodo robot that scans warship decks like a CAT scan, mapping corrosion without stripping coatings for the U.S. Navy.

China's Ministry of Commerce has released a draft plan for export limits on 40 key technologies in artificial intelligence (AI), photovoltaics and biomedicine. The export of 14 of these technologies

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a new driver of China's economic growth, transforming manufacturing and supporting modern services while boosting consumption, investment and exports, officials said at a press conference Monday.

In fact, China spends an awful lot of time thinking about AI safety. Telephone fraud is just the tip of an iceberg of anxieties. China’s concerns run from criminal activity, labour displacement and national security to, yes, the loss-of-control scenarios causing sleepless nights in Silicon Valley.

China plans to restrict exports of key technologies such as AI and solar technology. A registration requirement has been in effect since last week.

Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 GPUs have been bought by Chinese trio Tencent, Alibaba and ByteDance, with demand far exceeding Nvidia's planned production, according to report.

The rapid advances of Chinese artificial intelligence over the past year seem to have alerted Washington to the real possibility that the world’s second-largest economy could pull ahead of the United States in an increasingly tight technology race.

China is considering new export controls on AI technologies that could potentially restrict the overseas transfers of AI models and chip designs deemed strategically important. The Ministry of Commerce on Friday issued a draft plan to add 40 technologies across AI,