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Topic: automation

The Beijing skyline.

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China Moves to Shield Workers From AI Even as It Races to Lead in It

As Beijing pours resources into becoming an artificial-intelligence superpower, it is also assembling an unusual set of policies — court rulings, retraining mandates and planning commitments — aimed at slowing the technology's disruption of its own workforce.

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