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The A.I. Hotline Problem: What If Nobody Answers?

Washington has proposed an incident-notification mechanism with Beijing. The harder question is what must exist before anyone picks up during a real crisis.

THE ANGLEDaily Momo's test is operational: a hotline needs shared incident triggers, named round-the-clock responders, an agreed evidence format and regular drills. Announcing a phone number is not the same as building a protocol.
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A.I. safety · 2026-09-24

The A.I. Hotline Problem: What If Nobody Answers?

Washington has proposed an incident-notification mechanism with Beijing. The harder question is what must exist before anyone picks up during a real crisis.

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