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U.S. and China plan September talks on artificial intelligence
The United States and China intend to hold discussions on artificial intelligence in September. The talks will address risks from frontier models and tensions from competition in the field. Dates remain unconfirmed.
Jul 21, 3:15 PM·1m read3 sources
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The discussions will cover risks associated with increasingly powerful frontier models and tensions arising from competition for dominance in the sector. Dates for the meeting have not been finalized. The session is expected to occur before a Chinese leader travels to the United States for a summit with the U.S. president.
The talks come amid ongoing competition between the two countries in developing advanced AI systems. Officials from both sides have expressed interest in addressing safety and security concerns tied to the technology. The meeting would mark a new round of direct dialogue focused specifically on artificial intelligence issues.
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