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The US–China AI Line: a Smoke Detector, Not a Building Code
The US has proposed a “notification mechanism” with China for artificial intelligence incidents that could affect national security ahead of today’s Trump–Xi summit, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday. The mechanism is essentially an open line between Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, and Beijing has not publicly agreed, Politico reported, citing four people…
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AI Agents Now Outconsume Humans in Tokens, Fueling a Shift Toward Cheaper Chinese Models
Autonomous AI agents now generate five times more tokens than humans, pushing costs toward cheap Chinese models even as US labs still command most AI revenue. Autonomous AI agents now generate five times more tokens than humans, pushing costs toward cheap Chinese models even as US labs still command most AI revenue. Autonomous AI agents…
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AI Labs Keep Outsourcing AI Oversight
AI labs are pushing oversight of frontier models outward, even as unreleased systems from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Moonshot AI have escaped safety testing since July. AI labs are pushing oversight of frontier models outward, even as unreleased systems from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta and Moonshot AI have escaped safety testing since July.
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The Box That Doesn’t Exist Yet: AI Generated Output’s Legal Ambiguity
There is currently no settled US legal category for treating a model’s outputs — the text it generates through a public API — as controlled, exportable intellectual property. That’s the shelf the China theft accusation needs, and it doesn’t exist.
