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The United States and China Are Opposed to Any Regulation of Artificial Intelligence.

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Donald Trump said on Thursday 24 September that Beijing and Washington are opposed to any regulation of artificial intelligence. The US president said on his platform Truth Social: "Superintelligence (AI) will be a major topic of discussion, but I want to stay exactly at the present stage. It is also China's position." The clarifications of Guillaume Grallet, editor-in-chief Tech and Sciences at the Point.

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Donald Trump said the U.S. and China oppose new regulations for artificial intelligence before their summit with Xi Jinping.

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Donald Trump said on Thursday 24 September that Beijing and Washington are opposed to any regulation of artificial intelligence. The US president said on his platform Truth Social: "Superintelligence (AI) will be a major topic of discussion, but I want to stay exactly at the present stage. It is also China's position." The clarifications of Guillaume Grallet, editor-in-chief Tech and Sciences at the Point.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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During a state visit from Xi to Washington, the two leaders engaged in the formal bilateral "first dialogue" on AI — and reached "several consensuses".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Neither the US nor China will slow down the arms race, nor the companies themselves – despite all the warnings of their CEOs. Europe must take advantage of the little weight it has.

·Augsburg, Germany
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Donald Trump believes that the US legal system is sufficient to control this technology.

US President Donald Trump says the United States and China have agreed not to tighten regulations on artificial intelligence. The US justice system will ensure that the technology does not get out of control.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Fréttir - mbl.is broke the news in Reykjavík, Iceland on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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