US, China to hold AI talks in September: Reuters
The discussions would focus on AI safety and governance as Washington and Beijing weigh risks from frontier models, sources said.
- The United States and China are planning September artificial intelligence talks led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, likely before Chinese President Xi Jinping's planned September 24 visit to the U.S.
- These discussions stem from a May summit between President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, where leaders committed to pursuing an intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence to address regulatory challenges.
- People briefed on earlier exchanges suggest the agenda will likely cover artificial intelligence safety and governance, addressing shared concerns about misuse by criminals and management of increasingly capable frontier models.
- The White House and Chinese government bodies, including the National Development and Reform Commission, have not officially confirmed the reports, leaving agenda details and participants under deliberation.
- Analysts note the talks occur amid intense U.S.-China technological competition, with chip controls and export restrictions creating uncertainty; yet diplomatic visibility remains valuable despite thin trust between capitals.
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