Chinese Leader Xi Jinping Emphasizes Artificial Intelligence and Human Control

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Continuing his engagements in Washington, Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that both countries have the responsibility to keep artificial intelligence under human control.

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US President Donald Trump had too, in a post on Truth Social, suggested that AI would be a key topic of discussion between the two leaders. (REUTERS)
US President Donald Trump had too, in a post on Truth Social, suggested that AI would be a key topic of discussion between the two leaders. (REUTERS)

During his second official visit to Washington, Chinese President Xi Jinping stated that the U.S. and China share a joint responsibility to ensure that artificial intelligence development remains under human control.

Washington Visit and Artificial Intelligence

Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized during his remarks at the White House in Washington that both countries possess the capacity and responsibility to manage artificial intelligence with good intentions.

The statement came shortly after China's commerce ministry confirmed that senior trade negotiators had held their first discussions with the U.S. in the field of artificial intelligence.

Leaders' Talks and Expectations

U.S. President Donald Trump had previously indicated in a social media post that superintelligence and artificial intelligence would be a major topic of discussion between the two leaders.

Following his contacts with Xi, Trump stated that they had established a great friendship with the Chinese leader based on mutual respect.

Messages of Competition and Cooperation

Xi Jinping expressed that although the U.S. and China have different structures, their interests are deeply intertwined and they can build mutual trust.

Stating that competition between the two countries should be healthy and kept within certain boundaries, the Chinese leader noted he does not want the competition to turn into a zero-sum wrestling match.

Joint Steps Toward the Future

U.S. President Trump noted that the two countries will continue to work together to meet in a better future.

Meanwhile, Xi Jinping announced that he has invited 100,000 young Americans to China over the next five years under student exchange programs.