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Chinese Military Using US AI Models to Train Local Systems, Report Finds

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Chinese military researchers are reportedly leveraging advanced American AI models, including those from OpenAI and Anthropic, for military research and development. They are using a technique called model distillation, which transfers capabilities from larger AI systems into smaller, locally controlled models. This approach is being applied to defence use cases such as drone operations and maritime analysis. The findings align with concerns previously raised by Anthropic's CEO to the US government about Chinese exploitation of American AI technology. These developments are occurring despite existing US restrictions aimed at limiting China's access to advanced technology.

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