China Proposes a 'Security Barrier' for Artificial Intelligence in the Face of Its Growing Political, Social and Technological Risks
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In the military sphere, Chen asserted that AI “is moving from being a supporting role on the battlefield to becoming a protagonist,” citing specifically the conflict between Washington and Tehran. Drafting AN/AG Chinese State Security Minister Chen Yixin called for the construction of a “security barrier” in [...]
China's Ministry of State Security is sounding the alarm about the dangers posed by the rapid development of artificial intelligence, warning that the new
Chinese State Security Minister Chen Yixin stated that artificial intelligence has become a strategic arena of competition among superpowers, and called for global governance to counter the risk of the technology being used by "hostile forces" for disinformation and cyberattacks.
The debate coincides with the warnings made in the United States by industry leaders, such as Dario Amodei, Sam Altman and Elon Musk, about the risks associated with AI
The Chinese Minister of State Security claims to strengthen the monitoring of data, algorithms, computing capacity and AI applications.
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