@VraserX: The US and China are discussing AI guardrails today, including both open and closed models. That might be the most impo…
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The US and China are discussing AI guardrails for both open and closed models, a crucial conversation to establish rules preventing either side from losing.
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The US and China are discussing AI guardrails today, including both open and closed models.
That might be the most important AI conversation happening right now.
The two biggest rivals don’t need to agree on who wins. They do need a few rules for how neither side loses. https://t.co/bir6FyzqgN
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