Mark Zuckerberg wants Washington to roll back the barriers protecting American artificial intelligence from Communist China — the same regime that has spent years stealing U.S. intellectual property, hoovering up citizen data, and gutting American manufacturing. In a Financial Times interview and a Wall Street Journal op-ed published Tuesday, the Meta CEO argued that banning advanced Chinese AI models in the U.S. would not be an
Zuckerberg to Washington: Drop China AI Barriers
Meta CEO lobbies against Chinese AI bans and chip export limits while Beijing closes the tech gap.

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