AI BriefingUS, China to Discuss AI Guardrails
Key point
The US and China are considering formal talks to prevent risks from AI malfunctions and military misuse.
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The United States and China are considering ways to open official AI dialogue. Putting AI on the agenda of next week's Trump-Xi summit in Beijing is also being discussed.
The focus of the discussions is as follows.
- Unpredictable behavior of AI models
- Autonomous military systems
- AI-driven attacks by non-state actors
On the US side, there is talk that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent may lead the negotiations, while China has yet to designate a counterpart. A trend is emerging in which both countries seek to manage AI-related risks through official channels.
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