Trump Rejects Deeper AI Cooperation With China, Says It Could Mean Giving Away ‘Lot Of Secrets’ — ‘Whoever Wins Super Intelligence Wins’
President Donald Trump said the United States should not deepen artificial-intelligence cooperation with China if doing so risks eroding America’s technological advantage, even as Washington and Beijing maintain a new channel for discussing AI risks. Trump Warns Against Deeper China Cooperation "We’re leading by a lot. President Xi knows that. We’re leading by a lot, and we don’t want to mix it up too much either," Trump said Tuesday after meeting technology executives in Washington. He rejected a U.S.-China AI "joint venture," saying it could mean "giving a lot of secrets" to Beijing. "Whoever wins super intelligence wins," he added. "You’re gonna have a winner and a loser, and you’re probably not gonna have a second place,” he said. Trump has repeatedly argued that the U.S. should avoid rules that could slow AI development and recently said the Justice Department could police serious abuses without "stifling growth". Washington, Beijing Keep Risk Dialogue Open The stance does not end existing bilateral risk-management efforts. During Xi Jinping’s state visit last week, the White House said the two governments created a U.S.-China Super Intelligence Dialogue and agreed on a bilate
President Donald Trump said the United States should not deepen artificial-intelligence cooperation with China if doing so risks eroding America’s technological advantage, even as Washington and Beijing maintain a new channel for discussing AI risks. Trump Warns Against Deeper China Cooperation "We’re leading by a lot. President Xi knows that. We’re leading by a lot, and we don’t want to mix it up too much either," Trump said Tuesday after meeting technology executives in Washington.
-China AI "joint venture," saying it could mean "giving a lot of secrets" to Beijing. "Whoever wins super intelligence wins," he added. "You’re gonna have a winner and a loser, and you’re probably not gonna have a second place,” he said. S.
should avoid rules that could slow AI development and recently said the Justice Department could police serious abuses without "stifling growth". Washington, Beijing Keep Risk Dialogue Open The stance does not end existing bilateral risk-management efforts. -China Super Intelligence Dialogue and agreed on a bilateral communication channel for serious incidents. The next exchange is due by November.
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The one-page document calls for four layers of controls, including internal monitoring, outside audits and board-level oversight. " The accord asks companies to monitor frontier models for risks including cybersecurity, biosecurity and unintended access to technical systems, while participating firms agreed to meet regularly on safety standards. It also says the measures could eventually be codified into law. S.
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