China, Russia and the US are trying to agree on an artificial intelligence agenda. The issue of Ukraine is gone.
The South China Morning Post reports that ahead of the leaders' meeting in Shenzhen on November 18-19, the three powers are trying to agree on an agenda. At the same time, the issue of Ukraine and the dismantling of the Democratic Republic of nuclear weapons actually disappeared from the list:
Negotiations between China, the US and Russia could lead to commitments to control artificial intelligence in nuclear arsenals as part of a broader global governance agenda.
Instead of Ukrainian issues, the role of AI in nuclear arsenals will be discussed. We are talking about controlling the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear command systems and a possible joint declaration on the inadmissibility of nuclear war. Advance notification of missile launches is also discussed.