Thread says Chinese AI companies still lack catastrophic-risk policies
austinc3301 · x · 2026-07-27
Chinese AI firms lag on catastrophic risk disclosures, says thread
The thread argues that Chinese AI companies have not yet published catastrophic risk assessments or policies in the way many U.S. developers have.
- It notes that such practices are mandatory under the EU AI Act / Code of Practice for some models.
- It also points to U.S. state AI bills affecting larger models.
- The author frames this as a policy comparison rather than a company-specific incident.
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