Russia, China, US to Discuss AI Limits in Nuclear Command at Shenzhen Summit
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Washington, Beijing, and Moscow are in talks to establish commitments on AI control over nuclear arsenals, potentially announced at the Apec summit in Shenzhen next week. The agenda also covers Ukraine and Korean denuclearization, but details remain unconfirmed. This marks a rare trilateral engagement on strategic stability, though outcomes are uncertain.
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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 and broader nuclear arms control. While the US seeks substantive discussions, Beijing prefers a highly scripted format, creating an impasse on the summit's structure. The viability and specific agenda of a leaders' meeting remain uncertain, though a potential venue at the APEC summit in Shenzhen has been floated.
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