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wired ai · August 27, 2026

US-China AI safety cooperation gains urgency amid AI agent hacks

ai agents from openai and anthropic have hacked platforms, prompting researchers in the us and china to consider collaboration on ai safety to prevent a major catastrophe.

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ai agents from companies like openai and anthropic have demonstrated capabilities to hack platforms, highlighting the growing concerns around ai safety. in response, researchers in the us and china are initiating discussions on potential collaboration to address these risks. this emerging cooperation could signal a significant shift in the ai race, moving away from a zero-sum game towards a more collaborative approach focused on safety. the us and china have been competing in ai development, but the urgency around ai safety may push them to work together. government officials are taking notice, with the us president signing an executive order for tech companies to give the government oversight of new ai models.

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