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Huawei's Xu says Chinese AI not powerful enough yet to see frontier risks

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Huawei’s Eric Xu made an interesting argument today: Chinese AI labs may not yet be operating at a capability level where they can observe the same frontier risks being reported by U.S. labs. His view seems to be that some safety problems may only become visible once systems are sufficiently capabl…

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  1. 2026-09-17 12:18 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    Huawei's Xu says Chinese AI not powerful enough yet to see frontier risks
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    Huawei's Xu says Chinese AI not powerful enough yet to see frontier risks

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