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The article argues that US science policy should move beyond a false dichotomy between engagement and security, advocating instead for disciplined risk management that preserves essential openness in AI research. It emphasizes distinguishing between indiscriminate restrictions on all interactions and targeted controls on specific military-relevant technologies or high-risk affiliations. This nuanced approach is critical for maintaining the collaborative environment necessary for advancing foundational AI science without compromising national security.
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Opinion | Openness must not be sacrificed in US science and tech policy on China
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When President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington for his planned September 24 visit – his first state-level visit to Washington in more than a decade – artificial intelligence…
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