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Can an AI 'red phone' stop a U.S.-China war? | About That

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Can an AI 'red phone' stop a U.S.-China war? | About That

A spike in AI agents operating outside human instruction has prompted Washington to propose an emergency hotline with Beijing.

Andrew Chang breaks down why the U.S. is opting to keep an open line on AI despite a longstanding rivalry and distrust.

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