AI Serious Risks: China Joins Tech Leaders, Warns About National Security Threats of Artificial Intelligence

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China’s intelligence chief Chen Yixin has warned that foreign adversaries could exploit AI for information campaigns, cyberattacks and data theft, posing risks to national security. He highlighted threats from intelligent data mining and autonomous cyber capabilities, while stressing technological self-reliance, semiconductor security and stronger oversight.
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