A Meaningful US-China AI Pacing Deal Will Be Messier Than You Think
jeremiecharris · x · 2026-09-22
A new report argues that a meaningful US-China deal on AI pacing is likely far messier than most expect. The authors interviewed a dozen current and former diplomats who led arms-control negotiations with China and Russia to map out what it would actually take to get there.
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