Xi Says China and US Have the Responsibility to Make Sure AI Is Always Under Human Control – WTOP News
- On Thursday, Chinese President Jinping met President Donald Trump at the White House to address trade, security, and artificial intelligence, with Jinping urging both nations to ensure AI remains under human control.
- The Xi-Trump meeting began with a formal welcome at the South Portico, where Jinping stressed the need for sustained communication between Beijing and Washington to manage differences and build a constructive China-US relationship.
- During opening remarks, President Trump recalled cooperation during World War II, while both leaders emphasized seeking common ground on trade, technology, and security amid complex geopolitical tensions.
- The summit occurred amid a media-access dispute, resolved Thursday when District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a temporary restraining order directing the administration to reinstate CNN, Politico, and NOW credentials for 14 days.
- Jinping expressed readiness to "steer the giant ship of China-US relationship" forward, citing potential cooperation on counter-narcotics and increased direct flights while emphasizing shared responsibility to manage artificial intelligence development.
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AI, as well as security and technology, are “urgent issues,” Trump said in welcoming the Chinese president.
They said they have "the responsibility" to develop AI by ensuring that it "serves the well-being of the people".
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