"Michael Kratsios accused foreign entities 'principally based in China' of engaging in deliberate, industrial-scale campaigns to 'distill,' or extract capabilities from, leading AI systems made in the U.S. and 'exploiting American expertise and innovation.'"
"'China has always been committed to promoting scientific and technological progress through cooperation and healthy competition. China attaches great importance to the protection of intellectual property rights,' said Liu Pengyu, the embassy spokesperson."
"'China firmly opposes this. We urge the U.S. to respect facts, discard prejudice, stop suppressing China's technological development, and do more to promote scientific and technological exchange and cooperation between the two countries,' stated Guo Jiakun, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson."
The Trump administration is intensifying efforts to prevent foreign exploitation of U.S. artificial intelligence models, specifically targeting China. Michael Kratsios, the chief science and technology adviser, accused Chinese entities of extracting capabilities from U.S. AI systems. The administration plans to collaborate with American AI companies to identify and penalize such activities. The U.S. seeks to maintain its dominance in AI, as the performance gap with China has narrowed. In response, China criticized the U.S. for unjustly suppressing its companies and emphasized the importance of cooperation in technological progress.
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