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  1. EU confirms testing Chinese open-weight AI models via ENISA and JRC

    Three EU officials confirmed that the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) have begun testing open-weight AI models from China — the first public acknowledgment by either body. The JRC has folded the Chinese models into a broader comparative study covering leading US and European models, examining capabilities, performance, limitations and risks, while ENISA is testing 'a couple' of Chinese open-weight models and has already obtained access to leading Anthropic, OpenAI and Google models. Commission spokesperson Maciej Berestecki said no exclusive access or licensing deals were negotiated with Chinese developers, the models run on the centre's own safeguarded servers, and the Commission does not intend to use them for its own work. The article also cites Mistral's Oct. 5 Large 4 preview (1 trillion parameters, 49 billion active) and an unnamed large German tech firm dropping Mistral for Chinese open models.

    科技新报 · 🔥 0
  2. EU's ENISA and Joint Research Centre begin testing Chinese open-weight AI models

    The EU's cybersecurity agency ENISA and the Commission's Joint Research Centre have started testing open AI models from China, Politico reported, with three EU officials confirming the previously undisclosed work. The JRC models are part of a broader study that also covers leading American and European systems, examining capabilities, shortcomings and risks, while ENISA is testing a couple of Chinese open-weight models and already has access to advanced systems from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google. The Commission said it did not request special access or licences from the Chinese developers, runs the models on its own secure computers, and does not plan to use them in daily work.

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