Falling behind is ‘biggest security risk’ in AI, Chinese political adviser says
Political advisors in Beijing are cautioning against overregulation of AI companies, emphasizing that falling behind in the AI race poses the biggest risk. This comes amid growing debate surrounding the emerging technology and the rise of Chinese chatbots like DeepSeek.
Members of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) made these remarks ahead of the annual parliamentary meetings. Zhou Hongyi, co-founder of Qihoo 360, stated that exaggerating AI security issues could hinder progress and create monopolies, preventing China from fully benefiting from AI's potential to improve productivity.
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Political advisors in Beijing are cautioning against overregulation of AI companies, emphasizing that falling behind in the AI race poses the biggest risk. This comes amid growing debate surrounding the emerging technology and the rise of Chinese chatbots like DeepSeek.
Members of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) made these remarks ahead of the annual parliamentary meetings. Zhou Hongyi, co-founder of Qihoo 360, stated that exaggerating AI security issues could hinder progress and create monopolies, preventing China from fully benefiting from AI's potential to improve productivity.
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