Meta Faces Accusations of Assisting China in AI Development
- Meta Platforms Inc. executive Sarah Wynn-Williams plans to tell Congress about Meta’s involvement in China’s AI development.
- The social media giant undermined US national security and helped China move forward in the AI race.
Senior Meta executive Sarah Wynn-Williams turned into a whistleblower regarding the firm’s involvement with China. The news is raising concerns about the social media giant’s intention behind helping China in advanced technology, such as AI development.
A Bloomberg news report confirmed that Sarah is going to testify before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism. The news first came to light when NBC News published Sarah Wynn-Williams’ remarks. It said Meta discreetly helped the Chinese Communist Party and blindsided Congress, employees, and the American Public.
Sarah worked as the Director of Global Public Policy at Meta for seven years from 2011 to 2018. She claimed she has seen Meta employees undermining US national security multiple times. In her words,
“Meta does not dispute these facts. They can’t. I have the documents. As recently as this Monday, they claimed they do not operate services in China. Another lie.”
Meta Involvement in China’s DeepSeek AI Movement
Sarah even revealed how closely Meta and China worked together in the last few years. The firm started offering its products and services in 2014. This demonstrates how long the social media company has been in contact with China.
Meta even gave the Chinese Communist Party access to company’s user data, including American users’ data. The firm has completely worked against American values and put its nation’s security at risk.
Meta even deleted the Facebook account of a prominent Chinese dissident living in America when Beijing demanded it. The company lied in the broad day light when the US Senate questioned it about the incident.
Sarah also mentioned firm’s involvement in developing China’s remarkable DeepSeek AI development. Meta’s AI model, called Llama, seems to have played a major role in its advancement.
The ongoing trade war between China and the US has intensified with Trump’s recent reciprocal tariffs. Meta whistleblower news came out under the present critical conditions of tension between the two countries. The repercussions of this are yet to be seen, as Sarah is going to testify today before Congress.
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