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Bessent says U.S. open to discussing shared AI risks with China: report

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Bessent says U.S. open to discussing shared AI risks with China: report

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U.S. ‌Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said ​the United ⁠States is open to discussing shared risks with ‌China in upcoming AI talks ‌this weekend, Axios reported on ‌Wednesday (September 16, 2026), ⁠citing a statement ⁠from Mr. Bessent.

“The United States remains the leader ​in AI, ‌and we are open to discussions on avoiding shared risks ‌and avoiding bifurcation of ​our two systems. We expect our ⁠discussions to cover both open and closed ‌weight models,” Axios quoted the statement saying.

Mr. Bessent on Tuesday (September 15, 2026) said he would meet with ‌Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng ​this weekend ahead of a meeting ⁠between President Donald Trump ⁠and Chinese President Xi Jinping ‌next week.

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