The Economist.
China's regulators announced new restrictions on AI chatbots for Chinese users.
I'm Sarah Wu, The Economist's China correspondent in Beijing,
and together with our geopolitics editor and Telegram columnist, David Rennie in London,
we're asking, how is China's AI regulation changing?
And what does it tell us about the priorities of policymakers?
This is Drum Tower from The Economist.
Hi David, it's great to have you back on Drum Tower.
I know a lot of people miss hearing your voice on a weekly basis.
Oh, I miss Drum Tower.
It's great to be back.
Now that you've been back in London for almost two years, how does it feel?
It's great.
I don't spend as much time in London as all that.
I travel constantly because I've got this new geopolitics beat,
which basically means I'm the jet lag correspondent of The Economist.
But I'm not going to complain.
It's a great gig.
The one thing that I miss so much is Chinese food.
You can get a decent Sichuan in London and some other stuff.