BEIJING — While frontier U.S. labs have sounded the alarm on artificial intelligence in recent high-profile speeches, Chinese companies have largely kept quiet. Z.ai, Moonshot, MiniMax, Alibaba and Tencent have not made similar comments, and did not provide any statements when contacted by CNBC about the warnings from Silicon Valley. It's important to be prudent about AI, but the publicity is "a little bit oversold," said Ray Von, founder, CEO and chairman of Tencent-backed OpenPie, a startup building devices for companies to use AI securely on internal data. "That's why in China, we don't pay too much attention to that, because that's not the first time [the U.S. execs] say these things," he said in a phone interview Tuesday.
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