China's Government
Coverage of China's Government in the Nexus archive.
- EU isn’t just selling aircraft to China. It’s helping strengthen a competitor
China Eastern Airlines ordered 25 A330neo jets from Airbus for $9.35 billion, despite operating routes for China's C919 jet. The A330neo competes in the widebody segment where the C919 is positioned, raising questions about why China is investing in European aircraft as it seeks to replace them with domestic models.
- China's government warned that Anthropic's AI coding tool was secretly sending user data
China's government warned that Anthropic's AI coding tool could transmit user location and identity data to remote servers without consent, according to Beijing's cybersecurity platform. The affected versions of the tool were flagged for secretly sending data.
- Cybersecurity executives urge the Trump administration to ease restrictions on Anthropic AI models
Cybersecurity executives and experts urge the Trump administration to lift restrictions on Anthropic's AI models, arguing the directive could harm U.S. cybersecurity defenses by limiting access to advanced tools. Anthropic complied with the directive by taking its latest models offline, citing concerns about their ability to exploit vulnerabilities, but experts claim similar capabilities exist in other models used globally.
- China’s Government Urges ‘Every Effort’ to Curb Solar Capacity
China's government plans to more than double its energy storage capacity in the next two years to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy. The initiative is highlighted by the Baofeng Agriculture-Photovoltaic Integration Industrial Base in Ningxia autonomous region.
- China’s government both drives and constrains the rise of AI
China's government actively promotes artificial intelligence development to lead globally but remains cautious about potential disruptions. Officials aim to balance innovation with control over technological impacts.