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U.S. weighs curbs on Chinese open-source AI models after debut of free Kimi

The Trump administration is considering ways to limit U.S. companies\' use of Chinese open-source AI models, a report said, as cheaper Chinese systems gain performance and price competitiveness. The debut of Moonshot AI\'s Kimi K3 has been cited as a trigger. Options discussed include restricting access, revisiting Commerce Department entity list designations and applying procurement rules. Debate has also grown over whether such steps could favor large U.S. AI firms.

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SpaceX in talks with Pentagon to provide multibillion-dollar AI data centre capacity

SpaceX is negotiating with the U.S. Department of Defense to provide data centre capacity to run AI models, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The talks involve several billion dollars and could still fall through. SpaceX has been expanding its cloud computing business and has discussed offering lower-priced capacity to AI customers. The Pentagon is seeking cloud infrastructure and has asked Congress for $30 billion for an AI initiative.

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Countries scramble to fortify AI security strategies, with geopolitical clashes too

Concern is growing over cyber threats that abuse advanced AI models, prompting governments to speed up policy responses. South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT and KISA issued manuals, guidelines and an AI security red-teaming guide. China warned of a backdoor risk in Anthropic’s Claude Code, while Alibaba banned its use. U.S. agencies are reported to use Anthropic models for code scanning and cyber operations support.