Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the United States should not block Chinese AI models, according to a report by the Financial Times that is cited by multiple outlets. The comments come amid ongoing U.S. scrutiny and regulatory debate over whether advanced AI systems developed or supplied through China should be restricted for national security or other reasons. Zuckerberg’s position, as reported, is that outright curbs would be counterproductive and that the U.S. should instead focus on how AI capabilities are developed, deployed, and governed. The reporting also frames his remarks within broader discussions about AI competition between the U.S. and China, where concerns include maintaining leadership in AI research while managing risks. While the sources agree on the basic substance of Zuckerberg’s message—opposing blanket restrictions on Chinese AI models—they do not provide consistent additional details on specific policy proposals, enforcement mechanisms, or the scope of any potential curbs. The report indicates Zuckerberg is advocating for an approach that avoids broad bans and addresses concerns through other means.