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- US and Chinese leaders are expected to establish an intergovernmental dialogue mechanism focused on AI safety and national security risks.
- Washington remains committed to maintaining its lead in artificial intelligence by restricting China's access to advanced semiconductors and computing infrastructure.
- Beijing is simultaneously investing heavily in AI as a core component of its economic development strategy.
- The two nations are navigating a complex relationship where competition for control over AI technology frequently intersects with trade, industrial policy, and national security.
What to watch next
- Establishment of an official AI risk dialogue channel between the US and China
- Further US regulatory actions regarding advanced semiconductors and AI technology exports to China
- Future levels of private and state-led AI investment in both nations
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Donald Trump
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“We’re leading China in AI, and frankly, I want to keep it that way, because whoever wins AI, wins.”
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…and computing infrastructure that could shape the next phase of the global economy. For Washington, maintaining its lead in advanced AI has become an economic and strategic priority. In fact, Trump recently said, “ We’re leading China in AI, and frankly, I want to keep it that way, because whoever wins AI, wins. ” Moreover, the US has already restricted China's access to some advanced semiconductors and AI-related technologies, though Washington continues to debate how far those restrictions should go. China, meanwhile, is…
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