At the end of a three-day summit in Washington, the two capitals pledged to warn each other of incidents involving AI systems.
The Chinese and American governments announced on Saturday, at the end of a three-day summit held in Washington, the creation of a communication mechanism dedicated to incidents involving artificial intelligence systems. The two sides will discuss both the risks and benefits of the technology; a dialogue specifically dedicated to AI is scheduled for November.
The same statement plans to accelerate work on crisis communication channels between the armies. On the trade side, the two countries are maintaining their cooperation within a "Board of Trade" devoted to a set of bilateral issues — the White House says the body took office this week — and confirm the commitment to reduce reciprocal tariffs on about $30 billion worth of goods. The trade truce has been extended by two months.
The summit did not produce any major breakthroughs. However, several experts believe that the establishment of working groups has its own value: it offers a point of contact before friction escalates, which is precisely the function of a dedicated incident line.
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