US-China AI dialogue faces a test of trust over incident alerts
By MLex Staff ( October 1, 2026, 13:50 GMT | Comment) -- The US and China say they have agreed to talk about artificial intelligence risks and alert each other to serious incidents. The looming question is whether the two governments racing to lead in AI will share enough information to make that channel useful when something goes wrong. The value of the agreement will depend on details a recent summit in Washington between the countries' leaders did not settle.The US and China say they have agreed to talk about artificial intelligence risks and alert each other to serious incidents. The looming question is whether the two governments racing to lead in AI will share enough information to make that channel useful when something goes wrong....
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