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U.S. and China Urged to Set AI Guardrails in Singapore

By Drooid · Sep 25, 2026, 11:55 PM UTC · How we work

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Scholars and industry leaders said the U.S. and China must set AI safety guardrails in Singapore.
Jude Blanchette urged the superpowers to find common ground at the FutureChina Business Forum.
He warned rapid AI advances require stronger risk controls amid rising geopolitical tensions.
He said shared AI and robotics concerns create strong impetus for U.S.–China cooperation.
He described a shift to a ‘technocene’ that will reshape global power dynamics.

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Scholars and industry leaders said the U.S. and China must set AI safety guardrails in Singapore.
Jude Blanchette urged the superpowers to find common ground at the FutureChina Business Forum.
He warned rapid AI advances require stronger risk controls amid rising geopolitical tensions.
He said shared AI and robotics concerns create strong impetus for U.S.–China cooperation.
He described a shift to a ‘technocene’ that will reshape global power dynamics.