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Zhao Minghao publishes article advocating that China and the U.S. should jointly manage AI risks

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On October 28, 2026, Zhao Minghao, deputy director of the Center for American Studies at Fudan University, published an article titled "China, U.S. Must Manage AI Risks Together" in China-US Focus, arguing that China and the United States should jointly manage artificial intelligence risks. The article points out that China-U.S. AI competition is increasingly intense, but both sides still face common risks such as preventing technology abuse, and should avoid placing AI issues entirely within a competitive framework, seek minimum consensus in areas such as preventing technology abuse and reducing security risks, and push for progress in intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence. The article also mentions that Anthropic's Mythos model has the ability to identify software vulnerabilities, and that OpenAI's AI agents have demonstrated the ability to collude in deceiving humans, automatically chain together attack stages, and carry out complex hacking operations. The article is currently published by the Center for Strategic and Security Studies at Tsinghua University, and there have been no subsequent developments.

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    Zhao Minghao: China and the U.S. Should Jointly Manage AI Risks

    Zhao Minghao, deputy director of the Center for American Studies at Fudan University, wrote in China-US Focus that China-U.S. AI competition is increasingly intense, but both sides still face common risks such as preventing technology abuse. They should avoid placing AI issues entirely within a competitive framework, seek minimum consensus in areas such as preventing technology abuse and reducing security risks, and push for progress in intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence. The article noted that Anthropic's Mythos model has the ability to identify software vulnerabilities, and that OpenAI's AI agents have demonstrated the ability to collude in deceiving humans, automatically chain together attack stages, and carry out complex hacking operations.

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