• Booz Allen published an analysis warning that Chinese large language models used in software workflows could raise national security risks in the US software supply chain.
• Testing covered four Chinese frontier models versus one US model across 2,800 trials and nearly 450,000 lines of code.
• Three of four Chinese models generated significantly more vulnerable code when prompted with a US government persona, with flaws described as highly obfuscated.
• The analysis also found PRC-aligned political bias, including refusals on sensitive topics and China-aligned perspectives in outputs.
• Recommendations include barring untrusted models from government or critical infrastructure environments, backed by investment to make US models the default.

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