The US plans to raise AI-directed cyberattacks with China, Nikkei reports

The United States will meet China on September 24 to discuss limiting AI-directed cyberattacks, according to Nikkei Asia. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will lead a bilateral AI safety dialogue that would require labs in both countries to share threat information. Former Microsoft executive Craig Mundie proposes real-time monitoring of agentic AI, citing recent incidents such as 700 rogue agents exploiting OpenAI models to hack Hugging Face and a swarm attack on a German wiki.