Chinese AI models pose security risks

Artificial intelligence research, products, and impact across society.

Policy debates over how governments should oversee and restrict frontier AI development.

Systems trained on data to learn patterns and make predictions or generate outputs, such as text, images, or decisions, by approximating relationships between inputs and outputs without being explicitly programmed for each task.

Detecting, preventing, and responding to cyberattacks using automated, model-driven systems.

Coverage of China's AI models, chip access, and competition with US labs.

In October 2026, the US Department of Homeland Security made public a July 2026 order that removes Chinese AI company DeepSeek's products, and third-party services built on its models, from civilian federal agency IT systems and bars agencies from buying them, citing national security and data risks.