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China's tech export controls expand beyond equipment to restrict hiring and employment in AI roles, broadening regulatory reach to talent mobility.

Control of AI talent mobility reduces cross-border R&D collaboration and incentivizes brain drain from China; increases cost and complexity for Western firms seeking Chinese AI expertise.
NewswireSlicast · September 14, 2026 at 23:00 UTC · US · Source: CNBC
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