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China's Xi urges U.S. to cooperate on AI
U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday at the White House.

Global leaders and tech executives are increasingly debating the need for international AI oversight, highlighted by recent briefings to the UN Security Council and discussions between U.S. and Chinese leadership. These developments matter to the public as governments grapple with AI-driven security risks, potential data breaches like the incident in Australia, and the technology's influence on political polarization. Moving forward, observers are watching whether federal and international bodies can establish unified regulatory frameworks to address these safety and societal concerns.
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U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday at the White House.
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