Huawei does not have any company-sanctioned projects cooperating with China’s military and does not customize products for use by the country’s armed forces, the tech giant’s legal chief told CNBC on Thursday.
earlier in the day that, based on public documents, Huawei’s workers had cooperated with various parts of China’s People’s Liberation Army on research including on artificial intelligence and radio communications.
Bloomberg’s report outlined at least 10 initiatives on which Huawei employees allegedly worked with the Chinese military, including one to extract and classify emotions in online video comments. A spokesperson for Huawei told CNBC the company is “not aware of its employees publishing research papers in their individual capacity.”
The U.S. government is worried that Huawei’s equipment could present a risk of China accessing user data. Washington has also warned of laws in China that apparently compel Chinese companies to help Beijing with any national intelligence work if asked.
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