#China

Anthropic said such a pause would only be effective if major AI developers and governments, particularly the United States and China, agreed to participate under a verifiable international framework. Key points Anthropic proposes a temporary pause on frontier AI development Calls for international coordination involving the US and China Warns about potential loss of human oversight in future AI systems Highlights risks of recursive self-improvement Says AI is increasingly helping develop newer AI models China finally put a consumer gaming GPU on store shelves, and buyers didn't hesitate. Broader retail availability is confirmed for June 18 via JD.com, timed to China's annual 618 shopping festival. China has banned Intel and AMD processors from China amid new guidelines to favor ‘domestic solutions’ for technology. The new rules prevent usage of Western-made processors in China’s government computers and servers. Microsoft Windows is also banned with other foreign databases, with China favoring domestic solutions. Intel was down 2.9%, and AMD fell less than 1% China accounted for 27% of Intel’s sales in 2023, as 15% also made up AMD’s revenue for the year. Read more in our articles including "Anthropic proposes global pause on advanced AI development" and "China's LX 7G100 GPU Sells Out in 48 Hours: First Batch Gone, Broader Launch Set for June 18".