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    US–China AI safety talks planned for mid-September 2026, a post citing Reuters says

    A post citing Reuters says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng would lead the talks, with cooperation on monitoring AI-directed cyberattacks among the proposed topics.

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    A September 5 post summarizing Reuters reporting said the US and China were planning AI safety talks for mid-September 2026. It described a proposed agenda that included cooperation on monitoring AI-directed cyberattacks and Chinese distillation of US models. The account also said former Microsoft executive Craig Mundie, co-chair of an unofficial US–China AI dialogue, was sounding out Chinese counterparts on US proposals.

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    @peterwildefordPer @Reuters: - US and China planning to discuss AI safety in mid-September, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent with China's Vice Premier He Lifeng (Bessent's protocol counterpart). - Kratsios may be involved on the US side. Ding Xuexiang (Politburo Standing Committee member coordinating tech/AI/semiconductor policy) and Science minister Yin Hejun may attend from the Chinese side. - Proposed agenda involves cooperation on monitoring AI-directed cyberattacks, concern about a future Chinese "Mythos-level" model with cyberattack capabilities, and Chinese distillation of US models. - Craig Mundie (former Microsoft exec, co-chair of the unofficial Track II US-China AI dialogue) is sounding out Chinese counterparts on US proposals. - A Track 1.5 dialogue in Beijing last week also covered guardrails.
    @tristanharrisRT @peterwildeford: Per @Reuters: - US and China planning to discuss AI safety in mid-September, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent w…

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    @peterwildefordPer @Reuters: - US and China planning to discuss AI safety in mid-September, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent with China's Vice Premier He Lifeng (Bessent's protocol counterpart). - Kratsios may be involved on the US side. Ding Xuexiang (Politburo Standing Committee member coordinating tech/AI/semiconductor policy) and Science minister Yin Hejun may attend from the Chinese side. - Proposed agenda involves cooperation on monitoring AI-directed cyberattacks, concern about a future Chinese "Mythos-level" model with cyberattack capabilities, and Chinese distillation of US models. - Craig Mundie (former Microsoft exec, co-chair of the unofficial Track II US-China AI dialogue) is sounding out Chinese counterparts on US proposals. - A Track 1.5 dialogue in Beijing last week also covered guardrails.
    @tristanharrisRT @peterwildeford: Per @Reuters: - US and China planning to discuss AI safety in mid-September, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent w…
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