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A South China Morning Post opinion piece argues that meaningful US-China action on frontier AI would need space for technical experts to collaborate and pressure on leading companies to act. It says the debate should start by asking whose views count when people ask what China thinks.

Why it matters

The excerpt points to China’s AI Safety Governance Framework 3.0 and says many people in the country’s AI safety community are concerned about frontier risks. It does not explain the framework’s provisions, so this is a glimpse of the argument, not a guide to what the standards require.

Discuss: Should US-China AI cooperation begin with expert safety work, or is pressure on companies the more realistic first step?

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