General Atlantic wants to back China’s Kling AI at $18bn. Beijing is telling its AI firms to refuse US money.

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General Atlantic is seeking to invest in China's Kling AI at a valuation of $18 billion, amid Beijing's directive for domestic AI firms to reject US funding. This move highlights tensions between Chinese AI companies and US investors as China aims to control foreign influence in its AI sector.

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