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U.S.-China "red telephone" could bring a Cold War guardrail to AI

September 22

A distinctly Cold War calculus is looming over this week's Trump-Xi summit in Washington, as the U.S. and China weigh an emergency "red phone" for the day AI goes haywire.

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