US and China Discuss Alerting Each Other to AI National Security Threats
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A bilateral AI incident alert mechanism between the US and China would treat major AI failures like nuclear or bio events — a shared-risk domain, not just a competitive one. For operators running critical or dual-use systems, assume that severe incidents could become geopolitical data points, not just internal postmortems.
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