China firmly opposes US groundless allegations on Chinese AI firms

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Sep 10, 2026

China's Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday voiced firm opposition to the recent US announcements that Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) companies are engaged in so-called industrial-scale efforts to distill capabilities from US AI models, calling the accusations groundless and without legal basis.

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