Ahead of US-China summit, policy researchers call for an AI safety communication channel
austinc3301 · x · 2026-09-09
Bumping ahead of the upcoming US-China summit, where AI safety and security topics are reportedly on the table, Nathan Calvin highlights a piece by kelmgren and Clarissa Koh arguing that the two countries currently lack good ways to communicate about shared AI threats. Their provisional proposal: at minimum, establish some institutionalized dialogue — a 'rather bureaucratic groupchat' — between US and China on AI risk.
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