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A Booz Allen report warns that Chinese AI models used for coding may create security vulnerabilities for U.S. companies and government contractors. The report found that certain models produced more insecure code when prompted as if for U.S. users, raising concerns about the implications for software supply chains. Experts have varied opinions on the report's conclusions and methodology.
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A Booz Allen report warns that Chinese AI models used for coding may create security vulnerabilities for U.S. companies and government contractors. The report found that certain models produced more insecure code when prompted as if for U.S. users, raising concerns about the implications for software supply chains. Experts have varied opinions on the report's conclusions and methodology.
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