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U.S. breakthroughs in superintelligence targeted for theft by China's spy network
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America's top artificial intelligence labs are on the precipice of unlocking superintelligence, but any U.S. breakthrough is perilously vulnerable to theft by China and its embedded network of spies, according to an investigation from Gladstone AI.
Nation-state actors can currently steal frontier model weights from leading AI companies.
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