For global AI governance, the US and China must cooperate while competing
The need for bilateral collaboration on artificial intelligence between Washington and Beijing is urgent. When Anthropic rolled out Fable and Mythos in a limited capacity due to concerns related to hacking incidents, it became clear that leaving AI governance to the private sector was no longer viable.
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The need for bilateral collaboration on artificial intelligence between Washington and Beijing is urgent. When Anthropic rolled out Fable and Mythos in a limited capacity due to concerns related to hacking incidents, it became clear that leaving AI governance to the private sector was no longer viable.
Chinese open-weight models, meanwhile, have rapidly closed the gap…
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