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US President Donald Trump has called the competition over artificial intelligence the most critical contest in centuries. Yet his own administration is now carving out a surprising exemption in its new AI safety framework, proposing to exempt open-weight AI models from mandatory US safety reviews.
The move could inadvertently benefit China's rapidly advancing open-weight AI models, including DeepSeek and Moonshot AI's Kimi K3. CGTN's Liu Jiaxin speaks with industry experts to examine the potential implications.
US President Donald Trump has called the competition over artificial intelligence the most critical contest in centuries. Yet his own administration is now carving out a surprising exemption in its new AI safety framework, proposing to exempt open-weight AI models from mandatory US safety reviews.
The move could inadvertently benefit China's rapidly advancing open-weight AI models, including DeepSeek and Moonshot AI's Kimi K3. CGTN's Liu Jiaxin speaks with industry experts to examine the potential implications.