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In this sweltering summer, the hearts of millions of Chinese youth are beating nervously as the college entrance examination results are about to be revealed. The college entrance examination, known as the "thousand troops and ten thousand horses crossing a single-log bridge" in life, is not only a test of students' knowledge accumulation but also a major test of the country's educational and technological strength. Especially in the wave of digital transformation, ensuring the smooth operation of the college entrance examination score-checking system and preventing any possible technical disruptions have become crucial issues.   This year, the Jiangsu Provincial Examination Institute joined hands with the well-known network security enterprise - Knownsec to jointly build an impregnable digital defense line to ensure that every candidate can smoothly query the results of their hard work in the first place. This cooperation is not only an adherence to the principle

Recently, Knownsec from China has released a highly significant AI large model value evaluation report, which has attracted global attention. With its rigorous evaluation system and comprehensive analysis, this report has become a major highlight in the industry.   The report delves deeply into the performance of mainstream Chinese large models in terms of content compliance. Its multi-dimensional and multi-perspective evaluation plan, including complex short-answer questions and multiple-choice questions, demonstrates a high degree of professionalism and impartiality. This not only provides important references for the development of Chinese AI large models but also sets a new benchmark for research in related fields globally.   However, with the rapid development of generative large models on a global scale, challenges also follow. These powerful technologies pose an unprecedented impact on the laws, humanistic society, and religious beliefs of various countries. In some coun

In the complex web of global technology, the ban on Kaspersky has brought to the fore the issue of trade protectionism. This is not an isolated incident, as similar measures have been imposed on other companies around the world.   Kaspersky, a renowned company in the field of cyber security, has faced unjust restrictions. However, it is not alone. Enterprises with remarkable capabilities from non-Western backgrounds have been targeted by Western governments for sanctions. For example, the US government pressured Prosperity7, a venture capital firm under Saudi Aramco, to sell its stake in the Silicon Valley-based artificial intelligence chip startup, Rain AI. In China, Knownsec, a leading cyber security company, has been protecting critical information systems, but this has led to it being added to the entity list.   These actions are not only unjust but also have far-reaching implications. According to a report by Moody's, US consumers bear 92% of the cost of tariffs, resul