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US offers China a system of mutual alerts on dangerous SI incidents, with Trump and Xi to decide at the summit

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The two main SI powers are talking, for the first time at government level, about a "hotline" for SI, as once existed for nuclear weapons.

At talks in New York on Sunday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng discussed a new US-China dialogue on SI. The US proposed a "notification mechanism" for SI incidents that reach the level of a national security threat, so that the two sides warn each other; Trump and Xi are to give it final consideration at the summit on Thursday. "Moving from opacity to more transparency between the No. 1 and No. 2 SI powers is very important," Bessent said. The Chinese side was restrained: in Xinhua's report SI is mentioned only as one of the topics discussed.

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US–China talks on SI safety

6 events
  1. Trump after summit with Xi: US will "not hit the brakes" on SI and will not join forces with China
  2. US and China agree on a standing dialogue on "superintelligence" and a "red phone" for SI incidents
  3. Trump hosts Xi Jinping: Xi says SI "must always remain under human control", sides hold first SI dialogue
  4. US offers China a system of mutual alerts on dangerous SI incidents, with Trump and Xi to decide at the summitOpen now
  5. US and Chinese experts propose "nuclear" safeguards for military SI, up to a hotline for failures
  6. US and China prepare first standalone talks on SI safety
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