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China reportedly extends AI talent travel curbs to families

Bloomberg reports that China has expanded overseas travel restrictions for top AI professionals at private firms to include families of key personnel. The reported change tightens measures intended to prevent critical know-how and information from moving to the United States. It extends the effect of the restrictions beyond the professionals themselves to their relatives.
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