Trump rules out joint US-China venture to develop AI
US President Donald Trump has ruled out any sort of joint venture with China in artificial intelligence (AI), arguing it would be tantamount to "giving away secrets" to America's main economic rival.
Donald Trump, the U.S. President, has dismissed the possibility of forming a joint venture with China in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), citing concerns that it would amount to "giving away secrets." During a speech at an event in Washington, Trump argued against imposing restrictions on AI technology, stating that such measures would hinder future growth.
Despite public apprehension, Beijing and Washington signed an AI dialogue agreement, with additional talks planned for November. The two nations also established a new communications channel to avoid misunderstandings concerning AI-related incidents. Trump noted that the United States is currently "leading by a lot" in the AI sector and is unwilling to "mix it up" with competitors.
During a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Trump reiterated his opposition to collaborative AI development, fearing that China would gain immediate access to U.S. knowledge.
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