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25 September 2026
The day’s biggest AI story sits at the intersection of policy and practice: even as the U.S. publicly pulls back from “global” AI guardrails, Washington and Beijing have begun quieter, private talks aimed at how countries should handle AI risk—especially when it turns into a national-security incident. The first dialogue followed meetings in New York this week, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaking to Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng. What’s changing is the U.S. emphasis on a formal notification mechanism for incidents, a narrower, more operational approach that could let regulators compare signals without waiting for a broad international consensus.
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