Scharre: US should pursue AI risk cooperation with China unilaterally, alongside competition
paul_scharre · x · 2026-09-15
Defense and AI policy expert Paul Scharre argues the U.S. should seek ways to cooperate with China on managing AI risks as part of upcoming diplomatic discussions — while making clear that diplomacy can and should happen concurrently with competition. Crucially, he notes the U.S. doesn't need China's agreement: these risk-management moves can be done unilaterally or with allies.
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