[China Seeks U.S. Clarification on AI Talks Agenda, Plans to Address Potential Sanction Risks] According to Bloomberg, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu visited the U.S. this week to engage with multiple U.S. departments regarding the agenda and expected outcomes of the U.S.-China artificial intelligence dialogue scheduled for September, in order to determine the Chinese delegation's participants. This dialogue is a key arrangement in the AI field following the May 'Special Xi-Biden Meeting.' Meanwhile, White House and Treasury Department officials have intensified allegations of intellectual property and chip compliance violations by Chinese AI companies, accusing firms like Moonshot of improperly leveraging models from U.S. companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic through model distillation. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that if systemic infringements are identified, the U.S. may resort to sanctions and the use of the Entity List. China, on the other hand, has expressed opposition to politicizing and weaponizing technological issues and has indicated its willingness to engage with the U.S. on global AI governance discussions.