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As AI cyber risks grow, Chinese chip expert urges shared ethics standards with US rivals

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As AI cyber risks grow, Chinese chip expert urges shared ethics standards with US rivals — Bangkok Technology news

The co-founder of Chinese chip giant Cambricon Technologies urged the introduction of universal ethical requirements for leading Chinese and American artificial intelligence models on Friday to mitigate growing risks to society. Chen Yunji’s remarks at an event in Shanghai come as the rapid advance of AI systems globally has resulted in a string of high-profile cyberattacks that have threatened critical infrastructure and breached government servers. Predicting that AI advances would develop...

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