Is China's Open-Weight AI a Cybersecurity Threat?

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Are China’s increasingly powerful open-weight AI models a cybersecurity threat, or could restricting them ultimately make the internet less secure? #πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ ChinA.I. πŸ€–πŸ§ πŸ¦ΎπŸ€– #Topic of War The dilemma has become a growing concern as Chinese developers including DeepSeek, Z.ai (https://z.ai) and Alibaba Group Holding – owner of the South China Morning Post – continue to challenge their American rivals by releasing models that anyone can download, modify and deploy. The growing impact of advanced AI on global cybersecurity has also forced governments and cybersecurity agencies across the world to scramble to shore up their digital defences, with this week’s uncovering of critical vulnerabilities in the internet programming language PHP just the latest example. https://www.scmp.com/tech..
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In Focus | Why does China favour open AI models like DeepSeek while others remain cautious?

The ability to remove safeguards in open-weight models does not necessarily translate into greater real-world harm, researchers caution.

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