US, China, Russia negotiate AI nuclear control ahead of Apec summit
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Moscow Times reports trilateral talks among Russia, China, and the US on curbing AI use in nuclear arsenals, with a summit expected in Shenzhen next week. The report is unconfirmed by other sources, and the scope of any potential agreement remains unclear. This marks a rare high-level dialogue on strategic stability involving all three nuclear powers, potentially signaling a shift toward arms-control engagement.
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Negotiations for a trilateral summit between the US, China, and Russia are ongoing, with a primary focus emerging on AI's role in nuclear command and control. While a bilateral Trump-Xi meeting in Shenzhen next week is confirmed, a trilateral format remains uncertain due to Beijing's insistence on scripted statements and exclusion of broader nuclear arms control from the agenda. The shift towards AI in nuclear discussions suggests a potential area of consensus despite broader disagreements.
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