After ‘cancelling’ Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI company Manus, China tells country’s startups and chipmakers: ‘Do not let …’ - The Times of India
• Chinese regulators are reportedly tightening controls on the export of artificial intelligence technology following the cancellation of Meta's $2 billion acquisition of AI firm Manus. • Domestic AI startups and semiconductor companies have been warned to prevent cutting-edge technologies, critical training data, and top technical talent from being acquired by Western entities. • This move signals a strategic shift by Beijing to protect national security and maintain a competitive edge in the global AI race by restricting the outflow of intellectual property.
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