China’s cybersecurity authorities have issued a second warning about potential security and data risks connected to the growing adoption of the artificial intelligence agent OpenClaw, even as local governments and technology companies across the country accelerate efforts to deploy the software. Officials say
OpenAI has told U.S. lawmakers that Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek may have used a technique known as model distillation to train its systems by leveraging outputs from leading American AI models, according to a memorandum reviewed by Reuters. The disclosure adds a
China has proposed the creation of a global governance body for artificial intelligence, aimed at ensuring that no single country or corporation monopolizes the development and use of advanced AI technologies. The proposal, presented at a recent international forum, underscores Beijing’s growing role
