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China’s Incoming AI Ethics Leadership Push
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| Source Table | grants |
| Source ID | Kxv-RIcEO3 |
| Source URL | manifund.org/projects/chinas-incoming-ai-ethics-leadership-push |
| Children | — |
| Created | Mar 12, 2026, 4:59 PM |
| Updated | Mar 14, 2026, 6:22 AM |
| Synced | Mar 12, 2026, 4:59 PM |
Record Data
id | Kxv-RIcEO3 |
organizationId | Manifund(organization) |
granteeId | Emmie Hine |
orgEntityId | Manifund(organization) |
orgDisplayName | — |
granteeEntityId | — |
granteeDisplayName | Emmie Hine |
name | China’s Incoming AI Ethics Leadership Push |
amount | 40 |
currency | USD |
period | — |
date | 2024-01-10 |
status | — |
source | manifund.org/projects/chinas-incoming-ai-ethics-leadership-push |
notes | [ChinaTalk Essay Contest, AI governance, Forecasting] There is a 70% chance that China will tie AI ethics into its Digital Silk Road, releasing a global AI ethics framework targeting developing countries. |
programId | 8jnn54YEbQ |
dataSourceId | — |
Source Check Verdicts
contradicted95% confidence
Last checked: 4/11/2026
The record claims a grant amount of $40 from Manifund to Emmie Hine, but the source explicitly states '$20 raised' for this project. This is a direct contradiction of the amount field. Additionally, the claimed date of 2024-01-10 cannot be verified from the source text provided, which shows a Wayback Machine capture from November 2025 but contains no specific grant disbursement date. The grantee (Emmie Hine) and funder (Manifund) are confirmed, but the amount is clearly contradicted.
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