US proposes AI safety measures for Trump and Xi
The United States and China have reached agreements to enhance cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence, with the American side proposing a new mechanism for reporting the safety of AI systems to address threats that jeopardize national security. The two parties discussed information exchange and transparency, focusing on developing a system for alerting about AI-related targets and threats, especially those that could cause security harms. The negotiations also addressed the establishment of ongoing dialogue, though certain issues remain unresolved. These include disagreements over controls on the export of advanced AI chips and the designation of products that might be subject to potential tariff reductions within the framework of the "Trade Council," which focuses on non-sensitive goods such as consumer products, energy, and agricultural items. These discussions are part of the ongoing efforts by both sides to convene a summit between Trump and Xi in Washington, with continuous discussions on competition in the AI sector. The emphasis remains on safety guarantees and preventing misuse, despite the diminished level of trust between the two countries.
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