GermanyThe United States and China are reportedly planning official government talks on artificial intelligence (AI) in September, according to reports citing five informed individuals. The discussions aim to address concerns over cybersecurity risks posed by each other’s AI models, including allegations that developers have illicitly copied model properties. The U.S. government is considering whether current Chinese AI models were distilled from American ones, while Beijing is reportedly discussing restrictions on access to its leading AI models from abroad. The talks may build on previous discussions during the Trump-Xi summit in May, where U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent mentioned negotiations on non-state actors’ access to advanced AI models. The exact timing, location, and agenda remain unclear, with preparations still in early stages.
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