Chinese President Xi Jinping has recently declared artificial intelligence (AI) as the mainstay of the next technical revolution in a high -level meeting as a strategic priority for China’s global ambitions. He said that AI is giving a new look to human production and lifestyle, and China should gain competitive lead in this transformational field. Xi used China’s unique resource transmission system AI
Talked about promoting innovation, as well as emphasizing self-sufficiency and application-based development.
He expressed the need to accelerate scientific research, industrial applications and regulatory structure so that China could maintain control of both development and governance.
Meanwhile, China’s AI company Deepsek has attracted global attention. It launched a low -cost AI model in January 2025, trained with low advanced chips. It has given a tough competition to Western models like Openai. However, on 17 April, the US House Selection Committee on Strategic Competition expressed concern about its relationship with the Chinese Communist Party and potential military applications with its Chinese Communist Party, describing Deepsek as a “serious threat to national security”.
Countries like India, Japan and Australia have also banned the use of Deepseek, saying that its data collection practices can violate their national security laws. India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has described Deepsek’s data collection practices as a possible violation of the 2024 Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
This development has highlighted China’s steps and global competition towards self -sufficiency in the AI region of China. This message of President Xi Jinping is considered to be an important step towards establishing China’s technical sector firmly on the global platform.
