US and China launch dialogue to flag AI security incidents to each other
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said US and Chinese officials have begun talks on a US China AI Dialogue framework, under which the two nations would notify each other of AI incidents posing national security risks. The initiative revives discussions from Trump's May visit to Beijing and would include recurring meetings to align on shared AI threats and goals.
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The move comes amid mounting alarm over AI safety, from summer security breaches to warnings from Anthropic staff and calls from industry leaders like Sam Altman and Dario Amodei for a development slowdown. A formal US-China notification channel would mark a rare instance of cooperation between rival AI superpowers, even as the Trump administration resists broader domestic regulation.
- US and China are forming a dialogue to share warnings about dangerous AI incidents.
- The talks build on commitments made during Trump's May trip to Beijing.
- The effort follows growing industry alarm, including calls from AI leaders for slower development.
Source: wired.com — Isabella Ward, 2026-09-21
Published there as: “US and China Discuss Alerting Each Other to AI National Security Threats”
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