The AI War Is Being Fought by Stealing Answers
Watch on YouTube The next major dispute between the United States and China will not fit in a shipping container, cannot be seen from a satellite, and may not even require stealing a file. It can travel as a vast series of questions and answers between artificial intelligence models. And that matters, because when we hear words like copying
The next major dispute between the United States and China will not fit in a shipping container, cannot be seen from a satellite, and may not even require stealing a file. It can travel as a vast series of questions and answers between artificial intelligence models. And that matters, because when we hear words like copying or stealing technology, we think of industrial blueprints, traditional espionage, or leaked code. Here, the allegation is quite different and, for that very reason, harder to prove and regulate. This week, the FBI, the U.S. National Security Agency, known as the NSA, and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, CISA, issued a joint warning. They accuse several artificial intelligence companies based in China of conducting industrial-scale distillation campaigns against U.S. frontier models.
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