China Tightens Tech Export Rules Amid TikTok Talks

China announced new restrictions on artificial-intelligence technology exports, intensifying the tech battle between the world’s two largest economies

The new restrictions, unveiled Friday by China’s ministries in charge of commerce and science and technology, cover such computing and data-processing technologies as text analysis, content recommendation, speech modeling and voice-recognition.

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