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China AI startup argues open software is safer than Silicon Valley

A leading Chinese AI startup has released its latest model and used the launch to argue that China’s approach of embracing more open software is safer than Silicon Valley’s more closed model, according to a Business report from The New York Times.

The outlet frames the startup’s message as a response to recent AI security concerns, saying China sees opportunity in how the United States has handled AI security scares.

The report highlights that the startup’s core claim is comparative, centered on software openness rather than specific incident details.

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