China and the United States are planning artificial intelligence talks in September, according to a Reuters report citing five people familiar with the matter. The discussions are set to focus on regulatory risks tied to increasingly powerful frontier AI models. One of the sources said the U.S. side is expected to be led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The people cited in the report added that both sides are still working out the participant list, agenda and venue. The item was carried by Odaily, which cited Reuters and referenced CNBC in its brief.
China and the United States are planning to hold talks on artificial intelligence in September, Reuters reported, citing five people familiar with the matter. The planned discussions would center on regulatory risks linked to increasingly powerful frontier AI models.
According to the sources, the U.S. side is expected to be led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The participant list, agenda and meeting location are still being determined.
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