Chinese AI firms announce advanced models as U.S. policy uncertainty creates opening
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Dana Nickel
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The article discusses how repeated shifts in U.S. AI policy under the Trump administration could benefit China, as Chinese AI companies announce new advanced systems. Chinese firm 360 Security Technology unveiled two AI models matching Anthropic's Mythos capabilities, designed for vulnerability discovery and cyberattack response. Another Chinese company, Z.ai, released its GLM model. Meanwhile, the White House has slow-rolled American AI model releases, potentially ceding competitive advantage.
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The tools were designed to drastically improve vulnerability discovery and to automate incident response to cyberattacks.
A separate China-based company, Z.ai, has released its new model, GLM-
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