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Ahead of Trump-Xi Meeting, 'Track Two' Talks on AI Risks Gain Momentum

Informal dialogues between U.S. and Chinese experts on artificial intelligence are intensifying as officials prepare for a leaders' summit expected to touch on the technology, NPR News reports.

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According to a report by NPR News, an informal network of dialogues at think tanks and universities is bringing together experts from the United States and China to discuss the shared risks posed by artificial intelligence, as well as possible paths forward on cooperation.

The report describes these discussions as "Track Two" talks — a term used for unofficial diplomatic exchanges conducted outside formal government channels, typically involving academics, researchers and policy specialists rather than sitting officials.

NPR News states that this network of dialogues has been "buzzing" ahead of an expected meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, at which artificial intelligence is anticipated to be a topic of discussion.

The report indicates that the informal talks are focused on the dangers associated with AI development that both nations share, alongside efforts to identify areas where the two countries might find common ground despite broader geopolitical tensions.

NPR News did not provide further specifics in the excerpt regarding the participants, locations or timing of these dialogues, nor details on the agenda for the anticipated Trump-Xi meeting.

This account is based on reporting from NPR News. EGazette has not independently verified additional details of the talks or the planned summit.

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