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Kurt Campbell: US-China AI Talks Won't Limit Beijing

Bloomberg Markets Monday 21 September 2026, 02:45 UTC 1 min read
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Former Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell says talks between Washington and Beijing on security and AI will struggle to yield binding limits due to mutual distrust. He adds substantive progress may have to wait for a potential meeting between President Trump and President Xi at APEC or the G20.

Former Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell says talks between Washington and Beijing on security and AI will struggle to yield binding limits due to mutual distrust. He adds substantive progress may have to wait for a potential meeting between President Trump and President Xi at APEC or the G20. (Source: Bloomberg)
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