Tianfeng Securities' computer team reiterated its bullish stance on AI security after six leading AI firms signed the White House Superintelligence Agreement, which for the first time includes independent external security review. The broker also cited rising global AI security incidents and China's own model security testing results showing 873 vulnerabilities.
Tianfeng sees AI security as an emerging growth driver for Chinese cybersecurity firms, with demand set to accelerate domestically following global regulatory and security developments.
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