As researchers sound grim warnings about AI's catastrophic capabilities, Trump and Xi Jinping have remained laser focused on progress.

Xi Jinping proposed a BRICS open-source AI community as China expands technology cooperation and competes with the U.S. for influence over global AI.

China’s top newspaper says AI should not become a 'monopoly of great powers' and calls for US-China cooperation on AI risks ahead of Trump-Xi meeting

China AI governance talks face a hidden paradox: while Beijing's Foreign Ministry calls Western AI safety warnings 'fearmongering,' its own spy chief documented identical risks in an official Communist Party journal,

Chinese President Xi Jinping has sought to turn the annual BRICS summit into another platform for championing Beijing’s vision for artificial intelligence, as it vies for global influence over the technology with the US.

The United States and China are both gripped by safety fears as they reckon with their rapid advances in AI, but intensifying competition and deep mutual distrust could derail the kind of cooperation experts say is vital to head off the strategically vital technology’s greatest dangers.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says Trump and Xi Jinping could earn a Nobel Peace Prize by signing a one-page AI safety treaty between the US and China.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping called for more open-source AI in a speech on Thursday. He encouraged "open-source, openness, collaboration, and sharing."

China will take the lead to help foster artificial-intelligence collaboration and development among developing-economy countries, President Xi Jinping said.

China would take the lead in establishing the BRICS AI Open Source Zone to promote cooperation on large language models, AI training and the development of an open AI ecosystem, Xi says.

Chinese president calls for closer economic ties among members and partners of expanded bloc as Beijing seeks to stabilise its own strained relationship with Delhi