United States and China (bilateral): SI safety commitments

After their Washington summit of September 23 to 25, 2026, the US and Chinese governments agreed to an SI dialogue, which the US calls the US-China Super Intelligence Dialogue, and a bilateral channel for SI incidents. Neither side has published a signed text or defined an incident, and the next exchange was described as due in November 2026.

Measures: 1
Strongest: Voluntary or guidance
In force: 0
Next date: None set

The measures

1 measure, status and dates

Every SI safety measure the Control Map tracks for United States and China (bilateral), with what it requires, its penalties and its sources.

Voluntary or guidance

US-China SI Dialogue

U.S.-China Super Intelligence (SI) Dialogue and AI incident communication channel

Key dates

Introduced: n/a
Signed or adopted: Sep 25, 2026
Effective: n/a
Next step: None scheduled

Scope

The two governments only; no binding obligations.

Penalties

No penalties: this measure has no binding enforcement.

What it requires

Set up a bilateral communication channel for SI related incidents
Hold a dialogue on SI risks and benefits, with the next exchange by November 2026
Chip export controls are not part of the mechanism, according to the US Trade Representative

Sources

China, US to open AI communication channel after summit, White House says Al Jazeera · Sep 26, 2026
China and U.S. agree to establish AI safety channel and continue trade and military talks PBS NewsHour
US-China AI Deal Explained: Super Intelligence Dialogue and AI Hotline Second Talent · Sep 28, 2026

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