How nuclear security can help bring the US and China together on AI
The article argues that Washington and Beijing should use artificial intelligence to prevent theft of nuclear materials and sabotage of nuclear facilities.
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AI & International Politics — what each story says
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🇺🇸 US–China rivalry4
China's top diplomat calls for China-US joint efforts on AI development, governance
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Friday that China and the United States have both the capability and the responsibility to jointly develop and govern AI well. He said this should ensure that AI development remains under human control and benefits the people.
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- US proposes restrictions on investment in sensitive technologies, like AI, in ChinaPlataforma Media · 10/23 11:16 UTC
- US-China AI race turning ASEAN neutrality into a liabilityAsia Times · 10/23 05:46 UTC
🛡️ Security and the military1
Cloud AI Update - Military Cloud Market Soars with Advanced Network Solutions
The military cloud computing market is anticipated to reach USD 34.32 billion by 2031, with a 19.9% CAGR. Growth is driven by increased deployment of connected military networks and systems such as C2/C4ISR, alongside cloud platforms and software-based defense systems. Key growth areas include demand for advanced network security and identity management, as well as cloud service models that improve military operational efficiency.
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- US-China Summit: AI Governance Talks Make Little Progress, Dialogue Proceeds Amid CompetitionSanyo Shimbun · 10/23 07:57 UTC
🇺🇳 International bodies and agreements2
Artificial Intelligence Under the UNFCCC: Existing Work and Emerging Questions Discussion Paper
The paper says artificial intelligence has the potential to accelerate climate action but also raises new challenges related to energy demand, resource use, and sustainable development. It analyzes the current status of AI within the UNFCCC and explores evolving debates across the wider UN system. It also identifies where AI-related issues could emerge in future climate negotiations.
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- Iran Threatens Gulf Oil, Undersea Cables, Data Centres, And AI Infrastructure If US And Israel Strike: 7 outlets comparedNewsCord · 10/23 11:27 UTC
The analysis and visual summary are in the Oct 24 AM issue. Japanese version here.