US and China hold 'constructive' talks on AI dialogue and trade ahead of Trump-Xi summit
Delegations met in New York on Sunday as a trade truce nears expiration and President Xi Jinping prepares to visit Washington, France 24 reported.
U.S. and Chinese delegations held talks described as "successful" and "constructive" in New York on Sunday, covering artificial intelligence and trade, according to France 24, ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington later this week.
France 24 reported that the two countries discussed setting up an AI dialogue mechanism amid rising concern over AI security, and worked to ease trade tensions as a truce deal is set to expire in November.
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