Bloomberg: Two questions from Bloomberg. The first one is that the Biden administration is considering further restrictions on China’s access to chip technology used for artificial intelligence. The measures being discussed would limit China’s ability to use a cutting-edge chip architecture known as gate all-around or GAA. Does the Foreign Ministry have any comments on this?

Lin Jian: On your first question, we have more than once made clear our position on the US’s malicious attempts to block and suppress China’s semiconductor industry. The US behavior seriously undermines international trade rules and destabilizes global industrial and supply chains. China firmly opposes what the US has done. When it comes to AI, the US says it wants to have dialogue with China, while mulling steps to go after China’s AI sector. This says everything about US hypocrisy. The US action will not hold back China’s technological progress, and will only motivate Chinese companies to pursue excellence by relying on ourselves. We will closely follow the developments on this front and firmly defend our lawful rights and interests.


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