US-China AI strategic planning
A proposal suggests establishing a Strategic AI Dialogue (SAID) between the United States and China to manage high-stakes artificial intelligence risks. The mechanism would be led by senior officials, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice Premier He Lifeng, and would meet quarterly in a neutral location like Switzerland. The initiative focuses on specific areas of mutual vulnerability, such as nuclear command and control and biological risks, rather than resolving broader technological competition.
- ▪The proposed Strategic AI Dialogue would be a permanent, senior-level government mechanism focused on managing consequential AI risks.
- ▪U.S. leadership would be provided by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, with the Office of Science and Technology Policy serving as a standing senior participant.
- ▪The dialogue is designed to address mutual vulnerabilities in areas like nuclear command and control, catastrophic biological risks, and financial stability.
- ▪The proposal explicitly states that the dialogue should not require either nation to compromise legitimate national-security or economic interests.
- ▪Quarterly meetings would take place in a neutral country, preferably Switzerland, with continuous working groups operating between sessions.
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| Publication time | Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:34:00 +0000 |
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US-China Strategic AI Dialogue (SAID) Proposal A structured U.S.-PRC government dialogue on strategic artificial intelligence risk reductionBill BishopSep 15, 2026532ShareThe US and China should be talking about AI safety and governance, and while I am skeptical this can happen given the politics I thought it is still constructive to make some suggestions. I created this proposal with Astra after much back and forth. If the two sides are going to dialogue about AI, the AI should have a say.
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