AI Fears Cloud China's Premier Annual Defense Conference
China’s premier annual defense conference, the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, was held from Tuesday to Thursday this week. A major topic of discussion among the roughly 2,000 attendees was the security risk posed by artificial intelligence (AI) t
Republican Ledger staff · 5:17 PM ET
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China’s premier annual defense conference, the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, was held from Tuesday to Thursday this week. A major topic of discussion among the roughly 2,000 attendees was the security risk posed by artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
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