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Trump to meet with China's Xi Jinping as calls for AI regulation get louder

CBS News · · International · AI Governance

President Trump is set to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid growing pressure from various quarters for stronger oversight of artificial intelligence. The diplomatic meeting coincides with an intensifying global debate over how AI should be governed.

Why this matters: AI regulation is no longer just a policy wonk conversation. When heads of state are meeting against a backdrop of calls for AI rules, the decisions that follow can set the terms for how AI gets built, deployed, and controlled for years. The US and China are the two biggest players in this space. What they agree to, or refuse to agree to, shapes what everyone else can do. That includes how much say ordinary people have over AI systems that affect their lives.

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