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Xi says China and US should keep artificial intelligence under human control

Source: India Today · 24 Sep 2026, 15:13 UTC
Xi says China and US should keep artificial intelligence under human control
Image: India Today · original report

Chinese President Xi Jinping has said China and the United States should ensure that artificial intelligence is developed under human control, according to the supplied report title. No details are provided about where the remarks were made, their wider context or any proposed cooperation.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has said China and the United States should ensure that artificial intelligence is developed under human control, according to a report by India Today. The supplied material identifies the remarks as having been made at the White House. It does not provide a date, the circumstances of the meeting or the other participants involved.

The report title presents the statement as a shared responsibility for China and the United States. The available information does not explain whether Xi proposed specific safeguards, agreements or oversight arrangements. No response from US officials, details of the discussion or information about any bilateral initiative are included in the source material.

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