In a recent meeting at the White House on September 24, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged in discussions centered around artificial intelligence (AI) and the potential for future collaboration between the two nations. President Trump characterized the dialogue as “very productive,” noting that Xi appeared open to his suggestion of referring to advanced AI as “Super Intelligence.”
During the meeting, President Xi emphasized the importance of cooperation between the United States and China in the field of AI, acknowledging the significant capabilities both countries possess. He advocated for a balance between competition and collaboration, underlining the necessity for ongoing dialogue.
Xi further proposed that the two countries engage in discussions regarding the risks and benefits associated with AI, suggesting that joint efforts be made to prevent its misuse. He stressed the importance of ensuring that AI development remains under human control and continues to serve broader human interests.
This meeting marked the second encounter between Trump and Xi in less than six months, highlighting the ongoing development of advanced AI technologies by both countries. The discussions reflected the broader context of international debates over the need for safeguards and oversight in the rapidly evolving AI sector.