Following the Trump-Xi summit, the US and China will create a "communication channel" for AI-related incidents
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Following a summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, the two nations have agreed to establish a bilateral communication channel dedicated to managing incidents related to artificial intelligence. This diplomatic development aims to create a formal mechanism for addressing risks and coordination regarding AI technologies between the two global powers.
In conjunction with these discussions, President Trump has signaled a shift in terminology, proposing the use of the term "superintelligence" to replace "artificial intelligence." The administration suggests that the word "artificial" carries negative connotations of being inauthentic, and the new nomenclature is intended to better reflect the scope and nature of the technology.
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