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Chinese firms market Iran war intelligence ‘exposing’ U.S. forces

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Chinese firms, some linked to the People's Liberation Army, are using AI and open-source data to track U.S. military movements amid the Iran war. This raises security concerns, as these firms, like MizarVision, claim to expose U.S. military activities. U.S. officials are divided on the threat level, but the trend highlights China's intent to enhance its intelligence capabilities.

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