The United States and China are scheduled to hold talks in Geneva to address the risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) and discuss ways to ensure its safe development and use. The discussions will cover concerns about security, China's rapid deployment of AI technologies, and the potential impact on various sectors. While the talks aim to communicate Washington's concerns and establish boundaries to protect US technology, they are not focused on technical collaboration or cooperation. The US delegation will include representatives from the White House, State Department, and Commerce Departments. US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer also plans to issue recommendations on managing AI risks, which will be translated into legislation.