US to Press China on AI Cyberattacks at Sept 24 Talks — SkimNews
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- U.S. is poised to raise artificial intelligence safety concerns — specifically preventing AI-directed cyberattacks — with China at the September 24 bilateral talks, according to Nikkei Asia sources.
- China is expected to use the September 24 talks to revisit U.S. export controls, keeping technology and chip restrictions on the agenda alongside the AI discussion.
Why it matters: Both governments are now publicly scheduling AI safety and export controls onto a single bilateral agenda on September 24, meaning the AI cyberattack discussion and the chip-restriction fight will be negotiated in the same room — and whichever side walks away unsatisfied will frame the other's tech policy as the reason talks stalled.
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