Trump on AI talks with Xi: ‘I want to leave it exactly where it is’
- President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet Thursday in Washington, with Trump stating he intends to leave "Super Intelligence" regulation exactly where it is.
- Trump has dismissed AI concerns as a "hoax" perpetuated by "Radical Left Democrats" to help China, while on Saturday announcing he created an "AI Force" to screen for "BAD" across the industry.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng are developing a "notification mechanism" for national security threats, even as industry leaders including Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos attend Thursday's state dinner.
- Rejecting any "globalist scheme to control" the technology, Trump appears to rule out new international guardrails; analysts note intense competition likely limits scope for agreements beyond symbolic measures.
- Public alarm surfaced earlier this month after an Anthropic researcher warned the technology could "wipe out humanity," though Trump maintains the United States already has sufficient guardrails in place.
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Trump has rejected a merger between US and China in AI development, claiming America is far ahead and does not need to open its technology to Beijing.
Donald Trump's statement on AI has revealed a divergence in the US and China's positions. Trump clarified his position on the issue after his talks with Xi Jinping. China has also responded to Trump's statement.
Following his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, U.S. President Donald Trump made it clear that the United States would pursue an independent course without cooperating with China in advanced technology sectors such as artificial intelligence. He also avoided giving a definitive answer regarding the Taiwan issue, which China considers a core interest, maintaining his existing strategic ambiguity. While the summit outwardly presented a cor…
US President Donald Trump said Saturday that despite "an important discussion this week with Chinese President Xi Jinping on artificial intelligence (AI), the US should not join its efforts with China in this...
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