Gregory Allen and Jack Conlin recap the modest outcomes of the U.S.–China AI Summit and Trump’s UN General Assembly speech. Then, the White House has secured a voluntary AI safety accord from leading U.S. tech companies committing to a “morally binding” framework called the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. Greg also breaks down Anthropic and the U.S.’ CAISI reports that Z.ai's openly downloadable GLM 5.3 model has reached the Mythos-tier of cyber power and lags the US frontier by only four months in cyber capabilities. Plus, why did OpenAI's decide to withhold GPT-6.1 Astra?
Chapters:
00:00 – 14:22: US–China summit recap and reactions 14:22 – 23:21: White House AI luncheon and voluntary safety framework 23:21 – 32:13: Unpacking the new AI safety framework 32:13 – 47:39: GLM5.3 has Mythos-level capabilities, and the new cyber AI landscape 47:39 – 56:46: How did GLM5.3 attain near-frontier level capabilities? 56:46 – 59:49: OpenAI withholds release of GPT6.1-Astra
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