On September 9, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce responded to reporters' inquiries concerning the US announcement on cybersecurity, specifically targeting the distillation activities of Chinese artificial intelligence companies within the US. The spokesperson underscored that the US's action is a classic instance of leveraging state authority to preserve its technological dominance and computing power monopoly, while simultaneously suppressing competitors.
Since the onset of this year, both the administrative and legislative branches of the US have repeatedly threatened to impose sanctions and curb the distillation practices of Chinese enterprises. Their objective is to sustain their monopoly in the realms of computing power and data, seeking an exclusive victory for the US rather than a mutually beneficial outcome for all of humanity. The US endeavors to convert global AI resources into the exclusive purview of a select few enterprises, thereby obstructing other nations from partaking in the benefits of AI innovation.