US, CHINA TO DISCUSS AI SAFETY IN MID-SEPTEMBER TALKS
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The United States and China will hold talks in mid-September focused on artificial intelligence safety risks, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent leading the U.S. delegation, according to sources briefed on the discussions.
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