Chinese AI models surge in global popularity – and Washington is worried
Dianne Penn, head of product management, research and labs at Anthropic, told CNBC that the company was trying to make its models answers "more efficient, so it uses less tokens depending on your effort setting."
- ▪Dianne Penn, head of product management, research and labs at Anthropic, told CNBC that the company was trying to make its models answers "more efficient, so it uses less tokens depending on your effort setting."
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Chinese AI represents "real economic and security risks for the United States," said Daniel Remler, a senior fellow in the technology and national security program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), a think tank."The ultimate concern is that the integration of Chinese AI models pulls countries into a Chinese technology sphere of influence that hardens into geopolitical alignment," he told CNBC.Peter Walker, head of insights at OpenRouter, told CNBC, Chinese open source models released this year "can credibly perform in advanced agentic use cases, especially in regards to coding, in a way that was just not true in late 2025."They're also "incredibly cost-effective compared to most models from American labs," he added.Earlier this week, OpenAI and Anthropic both announced…
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