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European Union, US Working Towards Common Code of Conduct for AI Amid Growing Privacy, Civil Liberties Concerns
The EU and US said Wednesday that they would soon release a voluntary code of conduct on artificial intelligence, hoping to develop common standards among democracies as China makes rapid gains. Both political and technology industry leaders have been warning of the growing risks as AI takes off, with potentially wide-ranging effects on privacy and...
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China's New Draft Law Mandates "Security Assessement" For AI Products
New AI products developed in China will have to undergo a security assessment before being released and must reflect "core socialist values", a sweeping new draft law by the country's internet regulator showed Tuesday.
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Joe Biden Signs Law Declassifying Intel On Covid Origin And Wuhan Link
US President Joe Biden on Monday signed into law a bill requiring the release of intelligence materials on potential links between the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and a laboratory in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
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Proposal To Ban TikTok In The US ''Should Be Looked At'', Says Senator
Many US officials have also raised concerns that China could use its laws to pressure TikTok to hand over US user data that could be used for intelligence purposes.
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Chinese Firms Use Artificial Intelligence Software for Surveillance Tools
Chinese firms have bought and used artificial intelligence software to sort through data collected on citizens. China's current system used law enforcement officials and other users to organise this data.
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China-Made Drones May Be Relaying Information to Beijing, Warn Taiwanese Experts
China-made drones could be relaying information back to Beijing, experts in Taiwan have warned.
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Russia 'Likely' Behind SolarWinds Hack: US Intelligence
US intelligence and law enforcement agencies said that Russia was probably behind the massive SolarWinds hack that has shaken government and corporate security, contradicting President Donald Trump, who had suggested China could be to blame.
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China Opens Hong Kong Headquarters For Its Secret Police
China opened a new office on Wednesday for its intelligence agents to operate openly in Hong Kong for the first time under a tough new security law, in a public display of its tightening control over the finance hub.
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China Activists Fear Increased Surveillance With New Security Law
Chinese activists say they fear intensified state surveillance after a draft law seeking to legitimise monitoring of suspects and raid premises was announced last week, the latest step to strengthen Beijing's security apparatus.
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China Quietly Releases Draft Of Tough New Intelligence Law
China on Tuesday quietly released the first public draft of an intelligence law giving authorities powers to monitor suspects, raid premises, and seize vehicles and devices while investigating domestic and foreign individuals and groups.
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China to Streamline Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Gathering
China will set up a national anti-terrorism intelligence system, state media said on Monday, reporting changes to an anti-terror law expected to be passed this week in the wake of an upsurge in violence in the far western region of Xinjiang.
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The unproved charge in Google's China stance
Last month, when Google engineers at their vast campus in Silicon Valley began to suspect that Chinese intruders were breaking into private Gmail accounts, the company began a secret counteroffensive. It managed to gain access to a computer in Taiwan that it suspected of being the source of the attack. Peering inside that machine, company engineers...
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European Union, US Working Towards Common Code of Conduct for AI Amid Growing Privacy, Civil Liberties Concerns
The EU and US said Wednesday that they would soon release a voluntary code of conduct on artificial intelligence, hoping to develop common standards among democracies as China makes rapid gains. Both political and technology industry leaders have been warning of the growing risks as AI takes off, with potentially wide-ranging effects on privacy and...
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China's New Draft Law Mandates "Security Assessement" For AI Products
New AI products developed in China will have to undergo a security assessment before being released and must reflect "core socialist values", a sweeping new draft law by the country's internet regulator showed Tuesday.
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Joe Biden Signs Law Declassifying Intel On Covid Origin And Wuhan Link
US President Joe Biden on Monday signed into law a bill requiring the release of intelligence materials on potential links between the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and a laboratory in the Chinese city of Wuhan.
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Proposal To Ban TikTok In The US ''Should Be Looked At'', Says Senator
Many US officials have also raised concerns that China could use its laws to pressure TikTok to hand over US user data that could be used for intelligence purposes.
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Chinese Firms Use Artificial Intelligence Software for Surveillance Tools
Chinese firms have bought and used artificial intelligence software to sort through data collected on citizens. China's current system used law enforcement officials and other users to organise this data.
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China-Made Drones May Be Relaying Information to Beijing, Warn Taiwanese Experts
China-made drones could be relaying information back to Beijing, experts in Taiwan have warned.
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Russia 'Likely' Behind SolarWinds Hack: US Intelligence
US intelligence and law enforcement agencies said that Russia was probably behind the massive SolarWinds hack that has shaken government and corporate security, contradicting President Donald Trump, who had suggested China could be to blame.
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China Opens Hong Kong Headquarters For Its Secret Police
China opened a new office on Wednesday for its intelligence agents to operate openly in Hong Kong for the first time under a tough new security law, in a public display of its tightening control over the finance hub.
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China Activists Fear Increased Surveillance With New Security Law
Chinese activists say they fear intensified state surveillance after a draft law seeking to legitimise monitoring of suspects and raid premises was announced last week, the latest step to strengthen Beijing's security apparatus.
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China Quietly Releases Draft Of Tough New Intelligence Law
China on Tuesday quietly released the first public draft of an intelligence law giving authorities powers to monitor suspects, raid premises, and seize vehicles and devices while investigating domestic and foreign individuals and groups.
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China to Streamline Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Gathering
China will set up a national anti-terrorism intelligence system, state media said on Monday, reporting changes to an anti-terror law expected to be passed this week in the wake of an upsurge in violence in the far western region of Xinjiang.
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The unproved charge in Google's China stance
Last month, when Google engineers at their vast campus in Silicon Valley began to suspect that Chinese intruders were breaking into private Gmail accounts, the company began a secret counteroffensive. It managed to gain access to a computer in Taiwan that it suspected of being the source of the attack. Peering inside that machine, company engineers...
