White House: US and China Agree to Establish AI Dialogue Channel and Communicate During Accidents

The White House announced that U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping exchanged views on the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence during their summit and agreed to establish a U.S.-China dialogue channel to maintain communication even in the event of related accidents.

In a fact sheet released on its website yesterday (September 25, local time), the White House stated, "The two leaders agreed to use the term superintelligence, or SI, instead of AI when referring to the relevant new technology."

The White House also noted that the two leaders agreed that Iran must never acquire nuclear weapons and that no country or organization should be allowed to levy tolls on international waterways.

This is interpreted as targeting Iran, which has claimed control over the Strait of Hormuz and threatened to impose virtual tolls on vessels using the strait.

The White House stated, "President Trump and President Xi discussed ways to promote peace and prosperity to enhance trust among businesses and consumers worldwide," adding, "The two countries agreed to build a constructive relationship for strategic stability based on respect, fairness, and reciprocity."

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