#ChinaFrontierAISafetyWatch Zhipu AI’s answer to Project Glasswing marks shift for Chinese cyber safety
Really important development, a short thread and initial take on this. 🧵
https://t.co/FUlSBqWHIG via @scmpnews
No, AI Probably Won’t Cure Cancer Anytime Soon, Scientists Say
Many researchers see promises of fast AI cures as an attack on their field’s established rules and an attempt to declare victory without proof. https://t.co/dUk4OSFJD8
Analysis: For Chinese EVs in Europe, Success Hinges on Holding Their Value
Europe’s auto market operates on entirely different rules than China’s. A large portion of new car sales are generated through corporate fleets leased from car rental platforms, driven by tax regimes across Europe that allow businesses to deduct value-added taxes by offering company cars to their employees.
https://t.co/qtlmQvch9w
Japan to invest additional $940m in chipmaker Rapidus
Rapidus needs 5 trillion yen to build advanced facilities and launch full-scale production of next-gen 2-nm chips. Securing 2 trillion yen in lending would enable company to move forward w/ investment. https://t.co/6GrC9xjMWT
State governors on both sides of the aisle are slowing development of data centers as anger over artificial intelligence spreads https://t.co/fiayQld3QI via @WSJ
A US AI start-up backed by OpenAI has built its first in-house model on Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3, highlighting a growing shift by Western tech firms towards Chinese open-weight systems.
I could go on and on but some people are not interested in learning...
https://t.co/UeUtY5VzFb
Waico vs Pax Silica: Southeast Asia caught between China and US in AI race
False choice and no one wants to choose sides here...leaked State Department letter: bad look...
https://t.co/LMFBKlWo7P
Agreed. But there is growing scepticism about the Biden foreign policy approach, on Gaza, and on China, given the clear downsides produced in all directions. Many want a new approach, and trotting out the alliance thing again, or forcing countries to choose sides is recognized as part of an outdated playbook.
Beyond winning and losing: What Beijing wants from the Iran war
China does not see the war primarily as a contest over who gains or loses influence
Nice antidote to all the bad takes on how China views this conflict...
https://t.co/qzjdlLwDc7
China exports to US rise of rare earth critical to aerospace sector
MOFCOM approves licenses, and at any given time there are many license requests in for yttrium, with different quantities and timelines. China is not "boosting" yttrium exports on some timetable, but licenses are moving through the system and get approved depending on a host of factors, including the state of the bilateral relationship, US actions, like FCC, etc.
https://t.co/ebZX4Ku1Nj
They also said the AI agent's attempt to publicly discredit Demir by creating a multi-person conversation around him showed that AI models were able to mount sophisticated efforts to trick and cajole humans.
Five cybersecurity and AI safety experts said Demir's story was particularly disturbing because the kind of hack he discovered, called a supply-chain attack, can have far-reaching consequences.
https://t.co/o3VPXKyhfU