US-China AI Security
Espionage, intellectual property theft, and security concerns involving Chinese efforts to extract or access advanced US AI model capabilities and proprietary technology.
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Latest in US-China AI Security· Oct 20
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has blocked DeepSeek from civilian federal networks, citing national security risks tied to Chinese control of the AI system and concerns over data access and technology transfer. The ban reflects escalating U.S. policy to restrict Chinese AI platforms from government infrastructure as Washington tightens controls over which foreign systems can operate in sensitive sectors. This move signals the U.S. is moving beyond export controls on chips and computing hardware to directly exclude Chinese AI applications from federal civilian use, narrowing the operational space for Chinese AI companies in American government procurement. If this exclusion model extends to other critical infrastructure sectors, it will establish a new enforcement layer in U.S.-China AI competition separate from supply-chain restrictions.
- Single source3 days ago
Homeland Security blocks DeepSeek from civilian federal networks
The federal government has prohibited DeepSeek technology from its civilian agency computer systems.
CNBC
- Single source3 days ago
U.S. prohibits federal agencies from using Chinese AI startup DeepSeek
The U.S. government banned DeepSeek, a low-cost Chinese artificial intelligence model, from federal use amid escalating tech competition with China.
BBC News
- Single source15 days ago
Congressional panel flags Webull's Chinese connections as potential security threat
Congressional panel flags Webull trading platform's China connections as national security concern.
CNBC
- Single source22 days ago
OpenAI uncovers China-linked attempt to steal AI reasoning capabilities
OpenAI discovered an effort to extract proprietary reasoning from its models, with some activity traced to Chinese firm Moonshot AI.
CNBC