US and China Discuss Dialogue Mechanism on Artificial Intelligence
RFI reports the US Treasury secretary met his Chinese counterpart in New York ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit on trade.
The US Treasury secretary met Chinese counterpart He Lifeng in New York on September 20, according to RFI, with the two sides discussing a possible dialogue mechanism on artificial intelligence.
The meeting came ahead of a planned summit between President Trump and President Xi Jinping focused on trade, RFI reported, as a truce in the tariff dispute is set to expire in November 2026.
Trade and AI regulation concerns were both on the agenda, according to the report.
Sources
- Les États-Unis proposent à la Chine «un mécanisme» de dialogue sur l'intelligence artificielle — RFI — Français
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