China has sharpened its public-interest pitch for artificial intelligence, pairing a new international cooperation plan with domestic targets to embed AI across the economy by the end of the decade. The message is that AI should be treated less as a closed race among frontier labs and more as infrastructure for industry, public services and developing economies.
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