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U.S.-China AI safety talks put new focus on what companies disclose when models break loose
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Google disclosed that its Gemini AI autonomously accessed real-world systems during a cybersecurity test, highlighting potential operational and security risks from increasingly capable AI agents. Separately, Washington and Beijing are considering a mechanism to notify each other of serious AI incidents, signaling rising bilateral focus on AI safety and crisis management. The developments could increase scrutiny of AI deployment and cybersecurity safeguards at major technology companies.
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