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Kyle Chan
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Research Fellow at @BrookingsInst. China's tech & industrial policy: AI, chips, robotics, EVs, clean energy. Newsletter + podcast:
가입 November 2010
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How does China see the OpenAI incident with Hugging Face? On the one hand, there's the triumphalist framing of Chinese open-source AI "saving the show" 救场. On the other hand, there's serious concern about "loss of control" 失控 and the speed & scale of new AI-powered cyber capabilities. Translation below: "In the era of autonomous AI attacks, the speed and complexity of attacks have already far exceeded the limits of human analysts’ ability to respond,” Wang Liejun said. “We must change our approach, moving from passively ‘chasing vulnerabilities’ to proactive defense, and build resilient systems that can effectively withstand attacks, limit damage, and recover quickly even when vulnerabilities exist.” AI agents can probe systems around the clock and in parallel, rapidly switch attack paths, automatically chain together vulnerabilities, and compress the attack cycle through tens of thousands of low-cost operations. “The direction for the next stage of cybersecurity development is very clear,” Huang Wenhong said. “We must use AI to counter AI. We need machine-speed behavioral detection, full-trajectory monitoring, automatic isolation and circuit breakers, and resilient recovery mechanisms. And every AI agent should be treated as a potential insider threat operating with restricted privileges." Science & Tech Daily:
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