Could AI Secretly Inject Backdoors into Your Code? | Eve Cogan & Ulysses Maclaren
Jul 17, 2026•Channel
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Published2 days ago
Duration2:24
Video IDha5XGfcIY5M
Languageen
CategoryScience & Technology
PrivacyPublic
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Video TypeRegular Video
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Views98
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Engagement Rate6.12%
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Chinese AI models can offer powerful capabilities at a much lower cost, so why are many Western organisations still reluctant to adopt them?
Eve Cogan and Uly Maclaren discuss the privacy and security concerns surrounding cloud-hosted Chinese models, including where prompts and company data may be processed. They also explore a more speculative concern: that AI-generated software could introduce vulnerabilities or backdoors into a codebase without developers noticing.
As AI-generated pull requests become larger and more complex, human review may become less thorough. The discussion considers whether that creates a genuine software-supply-chain risk—and acknowledges that malicious or vulnerable code could also come from Western models.
Will the cost advantage eventually outweigh the trust gap?
#ChineseAI #AISecurity #Cybersecurity #CodeSecurity #AIModels #SoftwareDevelopment #AICoding #DataPrivacy #TechNews #SSWTV
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