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US and Chinese Visions for AI Regulation Differ Sharply at UN Meeting

Politico report (23 September 2026) on the contrasting positions the United States and China took on global AI rules at the United Nations.

Why I recommend it: News reporting on diplomatic positions; I couldn't open the page directly, so this description comes from its headline and search results.

Kai-Fu Lee on TED

TED talks from the author of AI Superpowers on how AI changes work and how China and the United States differ in building it.

From the site: Kai-Fu Lee has spent more than three decades at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence research, development and investment both in the US and China.

Why I recommend it: Free to watch, no account. His point about which jobs AI takes first is more specific than most, which makes it easier to test against your own work.