The US and China are considering launching official discussions on AI when US President Trump visits China next week, WSJ reports citing sources

This potential discussion on AI between the US and China marks a significant step toward addressing the risks associated with AI technologies, particularly in military applications.

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  • With the proposed recurring conversations, risks from unexpected AI model behaviour, autonomous military systems, and attacks by non-state actors using open source tools will be addressed.
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The engagement reflects a desire to manage geopolitical tensions and could influence market sentiment across various asset classes, especially in tech and defense sectors, as well as affecting currency fluctuations given the economic ties involved.

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