No official US-China AI risk channel exists; a reporting agreement is far more likely than monitoring
zephyr_z9 · x · 2026-09-09
The author argues that as long as China remains compute-constrained, the US government holds leverage, and the first priority should be a communication framework between the two countries and their labs—noting no official AI risk channel currently exists. Responding to skepticism about verification between hostile states, he predicts a "reporting" agreement is highly likely while "monitoring" is not.
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