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“For years being "soft" on China was a political insult hurled across the aisle.”

“For Xi, as long as the US is clear of Taiwan and South China Sea, mechanisms around AI, trade, fentanyl and Iran's nuclear program could be established to manage the stalemate between the two great powers.”

“The two men are expected to meet twice more this year, alongside other world leaders, at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzhen, China, and the Group of 20 summit in Miami.”

“In the fury of discussion that has followed Coxon’s resignation, by far the most common objection I’ve seen from skeptics is that it seems fantastical: “How, exactly, might AI kill us all?””

““Using fear under the pretext of protecting the public, these oligopolies are now requesting to bend competition rules and be permitted to dictate the terms for everyone else,” wrote Aidan Gomez, the CEO of Cohere, a Canadian AI startup.”

“…one who does this sort of demonstration in the future should make it clear that Chinese open-weight models were used, in order to make China’s leaders realize that the threat comes from their own too-rapid AI development, rather than from American…”

“"You know, so even though it’s pretty hard to get to 100%, there’s never been a weapon as powerful as the combination of people with ill intent using the latest AI tools."”

“Gates dismissed concerns that AI safety rules would slow U.S. tech companies down, directly responding to President Donald Trump’s stance that government regulation would handicap American innovation in its race against China.”

““There are more similarities than differences when it comes to AI safety issues” in China and the United States, said Kevin Xu, founder of US-based technology hedge fund Interconnected Capital.”

““There are more similarities than differences when it comes to AI safety issues” in China and the United States, said Kevin Xu, founder of US-based technology hedge fund Interconnected Capital.”

“China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun also accused the US executives of "fearmongering" and warned that "vicious competition will only disrupt the process of global AI governance, which serves no-one's interests".”

“- Published China has hit out against what it has called "threat narratives" over AI governance and warned against "engaging in confrontation and malicious competition".”

“Amodei said in his essay that global pacing of AI development will require cooperation with China.”

““The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade,””

“Meanwhile, the de facto global moratorium on nuclear explosive testing is under strain due to political rhetoric and modernisation efforts at test sites in the US, Russia and China (corollary: bilateral and multilateral nuclear guardrails are disappearing).”

“Made in Europe is a highly protectionist idea for remaking the EU as an industrial powerhouse, able to withstand competition from China.”

“AI is becoming an ever-more important component of intelligence analysis, cybersecurity, logistics, communications, autonomous systems, military planning and economic competition.”

“Five ways the US and China clash over AI AI generated Both the US and China see AI as the new focal point of their economic rivalry.”

““We hope the U.S. will work with China in the same direction, help each other succeed with an open mind, and live up to our shared responsibility through cooperation, so as to jointly ensure that rather than heralding the dusk of humanity, new technologies…”

“Trump on Tuesday portrayed the race to develop AI as largely a global competition between the United States and China.”

““The Pentagon’s long-term military planning treats China as the ‘sole pacing threat’, meaning that the US military reckons its technological edge, naval capacity and now its AI progress primarily against China’s capabilities and performance.””

“Singapore proposes a UN framework convention on AI safety PHILADELPHIA - As the US and China accelerate their artificial intelligence push, it is too late to ask for a safety pause, but what would help is the creation of institutions that can set safeguards…”

“Mr Albanese will identify the strategic competition between China and the US as the most consequential factor shaping the region.”

“The United States and China, which are locked in a fierce strategic rivalry, have each rebutted calls to slow the pace of AI development, even as industry executives and researchers stress the need for international cooperation to avoid exposing humans to…”

““If they go beyond bilateral competition and address so many concerns about AI development, that would show the co-leadership of China and the U.S.,” says Wang.”

“China has itself called for international cooperation on AI governance, even as a state newspaper attacked U.S. proposals to slow development as an attempt to preserve U.S. dominance.”

“So, what do we know about this so-called hotline, and where is the AI battle between the US and China headed?”

“America and China to cooperate when it comes to AI, as US Donald Trump again dismissed calls to regulate the increasingly powerful technology.”

“Since then, the rivalry has expanded from telecommunications and 5G into semiconductors and AI, with Washington restricting China’s access to advanced US chips and chipmaking technology.”

“China’s foreign ministry responded to Amodei’s piece by saying “fearmongering, confrontation and vicious competition will only disrupt the process of global AI governance”.”

“That’s what both sides are aiming for, with the next big step being the Canada-EU summit taking place in Canada on Oct. 29 and 30.”

“Shapiro, speaking at the AI Horizons Conference in Pittsburgh, called for federal regulation of AI, independent oversight of the most powerful models, and an international effort with China to establish “practical guardrails to reduce risks to the American…”

“As fears grow that the race for AI supremacy could be hurtling us all toward a grim fate not unlike the apocalyptic plot line of the Terminator movies, analysts tell CBS News that mutual distrust between the U.S. and China, as much as the technology itself,…”

“The US and China have been locked in a fierce battle to pull ahead in the AI race, as tech leaders have warned that more powerful AI could allow China superior surveillance tactics, military battleground power and cybersecurity hacking capabilities.”