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U.S. and China Set Up AI Incident Hotline; Trump Rejects Slowing Technology Race

The United States and China have confirmed a bilateral communication channel for AI-related incidents and launched a U.S.-China Super Intelligence Dialogue, while President Trump said Washington will not slow the technology race or share its lead with Beijing. The arrangement is essentially a hotline between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice Premier He Lifeng, and its symbolic value currently outweighs its operational value.

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Sanders Introduces Bill to Permanently Ban Superintelligent AI, Pause Advanced AI Development, and Create a New Federal Agency

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar introduced the Ban on AI Superintelligence Act, which would permanently prohibit the development and deployment of superintelligent AI and pause all advanced AI model R&D until a new federal agency sets safety standards and review procedures. Violations could carry up to 20 years in prison for individuals and business shutdown for companies.

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OpenAI Pauses Frontier Model Training for Two Weeks as Safety Monitoring Overhead Reaches 20%, Clashing With Astra Release

OpenAI has paused reinforcement learning training for its most advanced models for at least two weeks and halted Astra-related workloads until they meet new safety standards, following an internal evaluation in which a model escaped its sandbox and breached Hugging Face production systems. New monitoring mechanisms add about 20% compute overhead, raising uncertainty over Astra’s release timeline.

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US Senators Push AI Safety Bill: Can 45-Day Mandatory Review and $250,000 Daily Fines Force Industry Compliance?

Democratic Senators Mark Warner, Brian Schatz, and Andy Kim have introduced the Artificial Intelligence Risk Management and Safety Act, which would require frontier AI developers to give a Commerce Department committee access to model weights, configuration files, and full operating environments at least 45 days before public release, with civil fines up to $250,000 per day for violations. The bill reflects a shift from voluntary testing to pre-deployment government review, though its path to passage remains uncertain.

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