After routers, American lawmakers want to ban Chinese robots; say are a 'national security' risk
US lawmakers are considering a ban on Chinese-made robots for government use, citing national security and privacy concerns. Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer plan to introduce legislation to prevent federal agencies from acquiring these systems, fearing data collection and remote control by adversaries. This move follows similar restrictions on other Chinese tech products.
US lawmakers are considering a ban on Chinese-made robots for government use, citing national security and privacy concerns. Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer plan to introduce legislation to prevent federal agencies from acquiring these systems, fearing data collection and remote control by adversaries. This move follows similar restrictions on other Chinese tech products.
