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US proposes notification system for AI issues to China ahead of summit

NEW YORK (Kyodo) -- The United States has told China that the two countries should create a "notification mechanism" for artificial intelligence issue

The United States has proposed a notification system for artificial intelligence issues to China ahead of their upcoming summit, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed on Sunday. The mechanism aims to alert both nations if any AI-related incidents pose a threat to national security. During a meeting with a Chinese delegation in New York, Bessent emphasized the importance of shared goals and threats in AI, advocating for increased transparency between the two AI superpowers.

U.S. Trade Representative Jamie Greer added that the talks were highly successful and highlighted the significance of maintaining a strong relationship between the two world powers, particularly in the realms of trade and AI. The visit comes as Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares to arrive in Washington for the first time in 11 years, with AI safety expected to be a key topic during his state visit.

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