According to CNN, U.S. Secretary of State Rubicoff said on the 22nd local time that the United States is studying the possibility of establishing a hotline for artificial intelligence with China, so that both countries can alert each other in case of dangerous artificial intelligence incidents.
Lubio said that this idea is currently still in its 'embryonic stage', just a 'concept'.
On September 22, Guo Jiakun, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, hosted a regular press conference. A reporter from Sky News in the UK asked if, after the conclusion of the economic and trade talks with China, US Treasury Secretary Stevens mentioned that the Chinese and US negotiation teams discussed establishing an artificial intelligence dialogue mechanism, and suggested the possibility of creating a notification mechanism. During this week's meeting between Chinese and American leaders, will specific AI-related measures be introduced? Or does China believe that the United States wants to restrict China's development in artificial intelligence?
Guo Jiaqun said: 'Regarding the Sino-US economic and trade negotiations you mentioned, the Chinese side has already issued relevant information. For the specific issues you mentioned, it is recommended that you consult the relevant Chinese authorities.'
CNN last weekend reported that the U.S. military erroneously responded to a report generated by artificial intelligence, which stated that a Chinese ship was transporting military components to the Middle East. On September 21, Guo Jiakun responded, "I do not understand the situation you mentioned."
