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A Meta Oversight Board study found major AI systems, including those from U.S.-based companies, are more likely to refuse generating content critical of leaders in countries with strict speech regulations, such as Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and China, compared to leaders in more permissive governments like the U.S. and U.K. The report warns AI models could unintentionally extend state influence over online speech globally.

A study by the Meta Oversight Board found that major AI systems, including those from U.S. companies, are more likely to decline requests to generate political criticism of leaders in countries with restrictive speech laws, such as Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and China, compared to leaders in more permissive governments like the U.S. or the U.K. The report warns that AI models could inadvertently extend government influence over online speech globally by reflecting these restrictions in their outputs.

China and North Korea's leaders met in Pyongyang on June 8 to reaffirm traditional ties amid growing geopolitical tension. The summit highlights Kim Jong-Un's strong position as North Korea's leader and aims to strengthen the alliance between the two nations.

North Korea fired close-range ballistic missiles amid rumors of an impending visit by China's leader. The country stated it will continue its military modernization efforts regardless of diplomatic developments.