Currently, artificial intelligence technology is rapidly developing and penetrating applications into various industries and fields. At the same time, related security risks have also attracted widespread attention. At the 2026 National Cyber Security Awareness Week press conference held today, Wang Lihong, deputy director of the Cybersecurity Coordination Bureau of the Central Internet Information Office and first-level inspector, explained that the field of artificial intelligence is currently facing five major security risk challenges. First, the inherent fragility of technology is difficult to eradicate, affecting output stability and reliability. Second, the shift in model capabilities has disrupted the traditional safety paradigm, and the risk of extreme loss of control has become apparent. Third, application forms are evolving rapidly, and security risk patterns are being iterated at an accelerated pace. Fourth, the risk of misuse, abuse, and misuse is highlighted, impacting social order and ethical boundaries. Fifth, the global field of artificial intelligence faces the risk of technological hegemony.

Currently, artificial intelligence technology is rapidly developing and penetrating applications into various industries and fields. At the same time, related security risks have also attracted widespread attention. At the 2026 National Cyber Security Awareness Week press conference held today, Wang Lihong, deputy director of the Cybersecurity Coordination Bureau of the Central Internet Information Office and first-level inspector, explained that the field of artificial intelligence is currently facing five major security risk challenges. First, the inherent fragility of technology is difficult to eradicate, affecting output stability and reliability. Second, the shift in model capabilities has disrupted the traditional safety paradigm, and the risk of extreme loss of control has become apparent. Third, application forms are evolving rapidly, and security risk patterns are being iterated at an accelerated pace. Fourth, the risk of misuse, abuse, and misuse is highlighted, impacting social order and ethical boundaries. Fifth, the global field of artificial intelligence faces the risk of technological hegemony.