US-China Track 1 AI dialogue commits to shared AI safety benchmark by '27?
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Full question: Will a joint statement or consensus document be released by the official US-China intergovernmental AI dialogue (Track 1) specifically committing to a shared technical safety benchmark or evaluation framework by December 31, 2027?
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- Will the US and China Release a Joint Statement Committing to a Shared AI Technical Safety Benchmark or Evaluation Framework by December 31, 2027?
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) safety governance has emerged as a rare area of potential cooperation between the United States and China despite broader geopolitical tensions.
- On May 14, 2024, the first Track 1 dialogue (official intergovernmental meeting) on AI was held in Geneva, where representatives from the US Department of State and the White House met with counterparts from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Development and Reform Commission.
- While this meeting established a channel for exchanging views on risk, it did not produce a joint technical commitment.
