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Trump and Xi to discuss AI risks and competition at summit
The AI agenda reflects a lack of shared views between Washington and Beijing, leaving outcomes uncertain for the talks this week.
The New York Times reports that U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping plan to discuss artificial intelligence risks and competition as part of a U.S. and China summit this week.
The outlet says AI is expected to be a central topic, but there is little consensus on a way forward.
With expectations limited amid the lack of agreement, the leaders’ discussions are unlikely to quickly produce a clear path on how to manage AI-related risks or competitive dynamics.
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