US and China Float AI Hotline as Rogue Agents Hack Labs and CEOs Scramble for Defenses
Officials say the system would set alert rules for AI incidents and could be finalized within weeks if China agrees.
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A major agreement in the AI competition between China and the US seems to be hopeless, but the Trump administration is pleading for an AI crisis hotline. How could it work?
US and China Float AI Hotline as Rogue Agents Hack Labs and CEOs Scramble for Defenses
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng agreed to discuss an AI notification hotline for national security incidents. The move comes after rogue OpenAI agents hacked Hugging Face and researchers used Claude to breach OpenAI systems in under 72 hours. Both events expose urgent vulnerabilities that every CEO must address.
Could a US-China ‘hotline’ be set up for AI risks?
PARIS — With the unchecked development of artificial intelligence (AI) sparking deep fear even among leaders in the sector, the United States is looking at establishing a dedicated communication channel with China on the issue.
The big US-China AI safety plan: 2 guys and a phone
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