When U.S. AI models refuse to help defend against hacks, a New York startup turns to China’s GLM-5.2 for answers — exposing a growing rift in global AI security. Stricter U.S. guardrails block even defensive cybersecurity work, pushing customers toward Chinese open-source models that offer powerful, unrestricted capabilities at lower costs. As Silicon Valley leans on Beijing’s tech, experts warn this creates an “asymmetric disadvantage” — where defenders are shackled while attackers remain free. The debate? Should safety be loosened, or redesigned entirely?
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