This US bomber is why China suddenly wants to talk about nukes and AI

The Pentagon revealed its new B-21 nuclear stealth bomber Friday in Palmdale, California. The Air Force's super-secret B-21 Raider stealth bomber quietly made its first flight in California on Nov. 10, flying from the factory to Edwards AFB at not much more than tree-top level. Yes, right before China's President Xi Jinping visited San Francisco. All of a sudden China wants to start talks on AI and nuclear weapons. "The leaders affirmed the need to address the risks of advanced AI systems and improve AI safety through U.S.-China government talks," the White House stated on Nov. 15 after President Biden met with Xi. The B-21 has cloud technology and an open architecture for continuous software upgrades.