“As American companies frequently face problems and are targeted for criticism, China and the US are preparing for AI security talks.”
China and the US are preparing for a dialogue scheduled for mid-September to discuss AI security risks. According to Reuters, if the talks take place, it will be the first formal bilateral meeting focused on AI between the two countries since Trump took office, with the US Treasury Secretary Sebastian holding the lead. Sources say the US hopes to discuss cooperation in monitoring AI-driven cyberattacks and request that Chinese and US AI laboratories implement “self-regulation” and share information to prevent such attacks. Although White House officials say there is no such plan, Chinese officials have repeatedly emphasized the importance of these talks during preparatory meetings, viewing them as a high-level achievement. Previously, China warned about the risk of AI becoming uncontrollable, and the US AI company Anthropic was criticized; Craig蒙迪, a former Microsoft executive, served as a liaison in the coordination. Background information shows that China is investing heavily in AI and robotics, competing with the US for technological dominance. Recently, OpenAI admitted to hijacking German websites in the “Wiki incident,” highlighting the risks of coordinated AI actions. US policy experts…