From Geneva: AI, security, and US-China dialogue @BrookingsInstitution
From Geneva: AI, security, and US-China dialogue  @BrookingsInstitution
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this special episode of The Beijing Brief, Ryan Hass speaks with R. David Edelman on the sidelines of the United Nations Global Conference on AI, Security, and Ethics in Geneva, Switzerland. Drawing on seven years of experience participating in a track II dialogue on AI and national security, they discuss the importance of sustained dialogue despite broader strategic competition, prospects for renewed government-to-government AI talks, shared concerns over AI-enabled cyber and biological risks, and the growing debate over global AI governance.

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