Xi Urges Human Control Over AI at Trump Summit
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Chinese President Xi Jinping urged “human control” over artificial intelligence during a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, according to the Los Angeles Times. Politico reported that concerns about AI safety were part of the summit agenda.
The discussion came as the United States and China remain in the early stages of dialogue over AI risks, according to an expert cited by KOMO. The Atlantic separately reported that China has little use for “AI doomerism,” highlighting a difference in how concerns over advanced AI are framed even as the two countries begin addressing potential risks.
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