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U.S. and China agree to "super intelligence" dialogue amid AI tensions
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The U.S. and China have agreed to set up a dialogue on artificial intelligence, with a communications channel to help defuse serious incidents, the White House said overnight.
Key facts
- The White House released a fact sheet late Friday night with outcomes from Trump's summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping
- President Trump has said the main thing that matters in the AI race is beating China, but the pact acknowledges that they're serious competition, too
- The administration also said there would be a "bilateral communication channel for SI incidents," which some have likened to a Cold War-era " red telephone " between the two nations
- The U.S. and China have agreed to set up a dialogue on artificial intelligence, with a communications channel to help defuse serious incidents, the White House said overnight
Summary
President Trump has said the main thing that matters in the AI race is beating China, but the pact acknowledges that they're serious competition, too. The White House released a fact sheet late Friday night with outcomes from Trump's summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The two sides agreed to refer to AI as "super intelligence" or "SI," the White House said, Trump's new and preferred term for the technology. They will create a "U.S.-China Super Intelligence (SI) Dialogue" to meet on "risks and benefits related to SI," with the next meeting by November.