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China's spy chief flags AI threat, warns of 'cognitive warfare' & threats to security

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China’s top intelligence official has identified artificial intelligence as a significant security risk, specifically highlighting the potential for 'cognitive warfare.' The warning emphasizes that advancements in AI technology pose challenges to the stability and security of the state.

While Beijing has publicly urged the United States to avoid exaggerating the dangers associated with AI, this internal assessment frames the technology as a direct threat to the Communist Party’s control. The statement underscores a strategic focus on mitigating risks that could undermine domestic political security.

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NYT World (US) Contrasts Beijing's public rhetoric with internal security concerns regarding Party rule.
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