China Confirms First U.S.-China AI Talks, Trade Truce Extended to January

The U.S. and China are quietly talking AI guardrails—even as Trump publicly rejects them

The U.S. and China just held their first AI dialogue, as Beijing courts the rest of the world with open-source AI.

Trump Makes ‘Super Intelligence’ a Focus of Xi Summit as US-China Trade Truce Extended

President Donald Trump said artificial intelligence — which he has begun calling “Super Intelligence” — will be a major subject of his White House talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two countries extend their trade truce through Jan. 10 while continuing negotiations over technology, critical minerals, Taiwan and other disputes.

China confirms first U.S.-China AI talks, trade truce extended to January

Beijing's Commerce Ministry said the two sides held constructive talks and reached multiple points of consensus ahead of the Trump-Xi summit

China Signals Trade Truce Extension After First AI Talks With US

Commerce Ministry spokesperson He Yadong said negotiators also discussed tariff reductions and extending trade arrangements reached in Kuala Lumpur last year

Washington and Beijing extend trade truce despite simmering tensions

Expectations are low for the meeting, the third in less than a year, given their lingering disputes over trade and deep competition over AI.