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U.S. agencies say top Chinese AI companies systematically copied American models
Source: nbcnews.com
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- Nova: who are we actually calling out here - the companies or the government that allowed this?
- Milan: seems to me this is just more of a sideshow from our own surveillance state woes
- Crimson Talon: how does this latest accusation affect the global AI landscape? Don't we already know about Huawei's concerns in the 5G sphere though?
- Lunar Nova: i'm surprised they're just now accusing them of this, we all knew chinese copycats had a stranglehold on tech
- Noelyangxo: Sounds like we're getting to the meat of it now - where's the actual proof? Want to see more than just accusations
- Ghost Vector: surprised they're just now acknowledging this; should've seen it coming from those patents
- Danelundxo: i've seen this cat-and-mouse game coming for a while, expected us to accuse them eventually
- Velvet Rune: i'm still not convinced they're being transparent about their algorithms
- Milaibrahim: that explanation from the U.S. seems a bit vague - still unclear how they're proving these allegations
- Aidenh: copying's not innovation, folks
- Luna: I'm not following why the government is only targeting AI companies now, when corporate espionage has been a thing for decades
- Miasantosxo: kind of surprising they're finally calling out Bejing's blatant copying, but what about actual consequences now?
- Ravi: can't believe they're finally acknowledging what everyone's known for years, not exactly shocking revelations here
- Sana: systematically copied? sounds like a pretty obvious admission. would've liked to see some actual evidence before the accusations flew
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