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“…unday the U.S. has proposed a new “notification mechanism” for artificial intelligence incidents that could affect national security, part of weekend discussions ahead of talks at the White House this week between President Donald Trump and China’s Xi…”

“Xi acknowledged that the U.S. and China have the “responsibility to develop and manage AI for good” while ensuring it remains under human control.”

“US and China still have work to do on trade truce Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the two leaders may be open to a new “notification mechanism” for AI incidents that could affect national security.”

““China itself is paying growing attention to loss-of-control risks, malicious use, cyber threats and the safety of AI agents.””

“… expand the restrictions to cover investments in hypersonic systems (capable of traveling at five times the speed of sound), supercomputing, biotechnology and artificial intelligence, though Treasury used Trump’s favored term for AI, “superintelligence” or…”

“One is around setting new rules around AI, with some potential strength in numbers as both sides worry about the safety and socioeconomic impacts of an industry dominated by the U.S. and China.”

“That’s on top of the usual climate-driven disasters that reached new levels of destruction, with more than 1,300 killed in sudden flooding caused by a collapsing glacier on the Nepal-China border.”