U.S., China should ‘harbor no illusions’ as they cooperate, compete on AI, Bessent says
During Xi's September visit, Washington and Beijing agreed to launch an AI dialogue with a communications channel to help defuse serious incidents.
U.S., China should ‘harbor no illusions’ as they cooperate, compete on AI, Bessent says
During Xi's September visit, Washington and Beijing agreed to launch an AI dialogue with a communications channel to help defuse serious incidents.
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