Bill Bishop(@niubi):“Complicating this already muddy situation for U.S. officials are the A.I. scientists, politicians, Wall Street and technology heavy hitters demanding an immediate A.I. alliance to thwart rogue A.I. I worry China will take advantage of these individuals’ sincerity, especially if diplomacy fails to produce a comprehensive safety agreement. Beijing could feign seriousness, float a hollow offer, then pin blame for its failure on the United States. The result could spark internal debates that weaken the core bipartisan consensus that the United States must lead in all facets of A.I., making it easier for China to forge ahead in the global technology competition.”

2026.09.17 02:13

“Complicating this already muddy situation for U.S. officials are the A.I. scientists, politicians, Wall Street and technology heavy hitters demanding an immediate A.I. alliance to thwart rogue A.I. I worry China will take advantage of these individuals’ sincerity, especially if diplomacy fails to produce a comprehensive safety agreement. Beijing could feign seriousness, float a hollow offer, then pin blame for its failure on the United States. The result could spark internal debates that weaken the core bipartisan consensus that the United States must lead in all facets of A.I., making it easier for China to forge ahead in the global technology competition.”

Bill Bishop@niubi

2026.09.17 02:11

I Led A.I. Diplomacy for the U.S. The Coming Safety Talks Will Not Save Us. via @NYTOpinion as the former State Department envoy who co-led the first U.S.-China A.I. dialogue, I fear the coming talks will not save us. If the past is prologue, China will have little interest in anything beyond gaining a competitive advantage.