In Brief: Beijing, Washington and AI: The Return of the "Red Phone"
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The available report indicates that on the front page of the press this Wednesday, September 23, is the Chinese president's visit to Washington, starting today. The report also notes that a visit causing concern in Taiwan, against the backdrop of Beijing's crackdown on minorities. Fears of fresh mobilization in Russia. A controversy in France surrounding a novel shortlisted for the Goncourt Prize, whose author is accused of having used AI. And the more discreet debate over the intelligence of single-celled organisms.
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- Pékin, Washington et l'IA: le retour du "téléphone rouge"? — France 24 — Français
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