
Chen Yunji calls for safety standards for leading AI models in response to infrastructure threats.
At a Shanghai event, scientist Chen Yunji proposed a universal AI ethics checker for models by firms like DeepSeek, ByteDance, and OpenAI amid rising cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
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Rapid AI advancements have led to cyberattacks threatening critical infrastructure and government servers.
Chen Yunji’s remarks at an event in Shanghai come as the rapid advance of AI systems globally has resulted in a string of high-profile cyberattacks that have threatened critical infrastructure and breached government servers.
Predicting that AI advances would develop even faster, Chen proposed a universal “ethics checker” that all leading AI models would need to satisfy, citing the systems developed by Chinese companies DeepSeek and ByteDance as well as American start-up OpenAI.

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