Beijing and Washington talk about an AI hotline. But who will answer the call?

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI.

In this edition: Anthropic and OpenAI both release new, cheaper AI models.

U.S.

President Donald Trump creates an “AI Force.” China and the U.S. agree to discuss an AI incident hotline.

Microsoft executive fretted about “the largest theft of labor in history” in OpenAI training on publishers’ copyrighted works.

AI scientists are making good progress.

And the AI safety researchers are not all right.

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Ok, so today’s newsletter is a bit of a potpourri.

All eyes this week, will be on the talks between U.S.

President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping in Washington.