At the fourth Cyberspace Security (Tianjin) Forum on Sept 2, 360 Group founder Zhou Hongyi said AI has reshaped the cyber offense-defense balance and that traditional solutions are no longer adequate. He called for an automated offense-defense architecture centered on model-based governance—using AI to mitigate AI risks—to secure large models, ensure reliable generated content and trustworthy outputs. He urged full life‑cycle controls for AI agents with auditable, intervenable and interruptible

At the fourth Cyberspace Security (Tianjin) Forum on Sept 2, 360 Group founder Zhou Hongyi said AI has reshaped the cyber offense-defense balance and that traditional solutions are no longer adequate. He called for an automated offense-defense architecture centered on model-based governance—using AI to mitigate AI risks—to secure large models, ensure reliable generated content and trustworthy outputs. He urged full life‑cycle controls for AI agents with auditable, intervenable and interruptible mechanisms.