Pursue binding U.S.-China AI safety standards Direct the State Department to seek negotiations with China covering model testing and evaluation, independent auditing, transparency, incident reporting, capability pacing, and mechanisms to verify compliance.
Seek binding, verifiable U.S.-China AI safety safeguards covering model testing, auditing, transparency, incident reporting, capability pacing, and compliance verification.
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Evidence
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Today, Congressmen Sam Liccardo (D-CA) and Kevin Kiley (I-CA) will introduce legislation to establish U.S.-China coordination on frontier artificial intelligence safety.
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Direct the State Department to seek negotiations with China covering model testing and evaluation, independent auditing, transparency, incident reporting, capability pacing, and mechanisms to verify compliance.
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Negotiate with the objective of reaching a treaty or other binding agreement between both nations to regulate frontier AI developers in each country to adhere to shared standards to address these risks, with clear mechanisms to verify compliance.
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Section 4: Requires both the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Commerce to report to Congress with monthly updates on their progress.
Assessments
Verified evidence shows Liccardo and Kiley planned to introduce legislation that would direct the State Department to seek U.S.-China AI safety negotiations and require progress reporting. That is material same-term effort by Liccardo, but the verified passages do not show enactment, State Department negotiations, or binding/verifiable standards achieved. With no deadline expired as of 2026-09-23, the promise remains unresolved rather than delivered or partial.