Advances in AI Lead China to Ask for a "Security Barrier"
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The political, social and technological risks of artificial intelligence have led the Chinese Minister of State Security to defend a security barrier for this technology
Beijing accuses the U.S. of using the “Cold War Manual” to curb its developments in artificial intelligence
The Asian giant links the latest controversy over the possible loss of AI control with other attempts by Washington to slow down its development, such as the embargo on advanced chips, and calls for a "security barrier" around AI
China's Minister of State Security, Chen Yixin, has called for the creation of a "security barrier" for artificial intelligence. He did so at a time of growing technological competition between China and the United States. Chen has positioned AI as one of the main fields of global technological competition and has warned of the risks involved in its accelerated development.
Beijing, Sep 14 (EFE).- The Chinese Minister of State Security, Chen Yixin, this Sunday called for the construction of a "security barrier" around artificial intelligence (AI), at a time of growing concern in Beijing and Washington about the political, social and technological risks of this tool. Chen argued that AI has been [...] The Chinese entry calls for the creation of "security barrier" for AI in the face of local advances and alarm in the…
Not to mention explicitly the US, Chinese State Security Minister Chen Yixin said that some 'nations' seek to limit other countries to access AI.
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