President Trump emphasizes “maintaining the lead” in U.S.-China AI cooperation, but does not want to “unify” with China

On the 26th, U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized that the United States has a ``significant lead over China'' in artificial intelligence (AI) and will maintain that status. At the U.S.-China summit, they agreed to establish a communication channel between the two countries and strengthen dialogue toward AI crisis management. However, he pointed out that he "would rather not integrate" with China over AI. He expressed his intention to promote development and not cooperate with China more than necessary.

Xi appeals to the US as "equality" and is confident in conflict management - US-China summit

"When you're leading, you don't open up (technology and information) to each other," Trump told reporters at the White House. Despite growing concerns about rapid performance improvements, the company acknowledged that it has no intention of tightening regulations.

At the summit meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, both countries agreed to name AI "superintelligence (SI)." Mr. Trump said, ``Mr. Xi likes changing it to SI.''