Washington Opens an AI-Risk Channel With Beijing
A narrow U.S.-China opening on AI risks could create guardrails, but competition still defines what both governments are willing to concede.
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A narrow U.S.-China opening on AI risks could create guardrails, but competition still defines what both governments are willing to concede.
Ursula von der Leyen’s proposal brings Europe into a widening argument over frontier-model safety, coordination and competitive pressure.
Britain and the United States will link fusion-focused AI supercomputers, turning shared data and regulation into a test of commercial readiness.
A planned five-center overhaul would put artificial intelligence beside China, cyber, warfighting and global intelligence at the NSA’s top table.
A flood of AI-assisted vulnerability reports is turning disclosure volume into an infrastructure problem—and exposing the limits of human-first triage.
A new medical-device rule standardizes EEG data used by AI-driven BCIs, giving China’s emerging neurotechnology sector a clearer path to testing and approval.
A proposed 32-hour week links AI adoption to worker compensation, turning automation policy from a technology question into a fight over economic power.
Leaders from rival frontier labs now broadly endorse pacing AI development, but coordination, enforcement and China policy remain unresolved.
A CrowdStrike investigation links an LLM-written npm stealer to bug-bounty payouts, exposing how AI can blur the line between research and extortion.
A proposed ban on artificial superintelligence is unlikely to pass soon, but it signals that frontier-AI fears are entering mainstream U.S. politics.
OpenAI, Anthropic and other leading labs are converging around slower, more regulated frontier development, but Washington remains reluctant to impose binding rules.