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Insight: Australia on China’s AI shopping list
China’s advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are closely entangled in obtaining talent and dual-use technologies in both Australia and the US, according to a new study released by the International Cyber Policy Centre under the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
The paper, written by Elsa Kania, adjunct fellow with the ...
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