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Trump has no choice gut to give China's Xi the 3 things he wants (opens the original)
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Things are looking up for China and its long-time leader, Xi Jinping, who heads to the United States on Wednesday very much on the front foot, safe in the knowledge that President Donald Trump will give him everything he needs to secure yet another term as his country’s most-powerful political figure in a generation in about 12 months’ time. This is Xi’s first official state visit to Washington, D.C., since 2015 and his first meeting with Trump on U.S. soil since an invitation to the Mar-a-Lago
Why Trump and Xi Finally Agree on AI (opens the original)
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China is brushing off warnings by U.S. company Anthropic that the development of artificial intelligence must slow down or lead to catastrophic consequences for humanity. That’s convenient for President Donald Trump, who believes AI risks are a big hoax. “Hoax Buster” Trump says the United States is leading the AI race and must emerge victorious in order to reap its rewards: "Bigger than Oil, Gold, Diamonds, or even the Internet.” He said on Truth Social this week that his Chinese counterpart, X
China’s growing fears over AI’s double threat (opens the original)
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Beijing has revealed concerns over the unpredictable risks of artificial intelligence—including to the survival of its long-ruling party state—amid resistance in both the United States and China to calls for the industry to slow down. Chinese state news outlets this week appeared to roundly reject a manifesto on global AI safety published over the weekend by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who suggested pausing the development of frontier systems to give companies time to ensure thorough testing and
US ally reminds Trump's America how to talk tough on China (opens the original)
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Philippines defense chief Gilberto Teodoro Jr.’s public response to a Chinese attempt to heckle him with a handwritten note has gone viral this week and was an instant reminder to America of the lost art of telling it like it is. Teodoro was speaking at an international forum in South Korea when one of the organizers handed him a piece of paper onstage. Cameras captured his puzzled reaction before he calmly picked apart Beijing’s intervention and criticized its conduct, leading to laughter and a
China teaches the West about "checkbook diplomacy" again (opens the original)
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A “landmark new treaty” expected between Australia and the Solomon Islands could become a roadblock for China's lightning diplomatic offense in the South Pacific—but it will come at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. Canberra’s pledge to invest at least $980 million Australian dollars, or just over U.S. $700 million, in Honiara’s economy and politics was confirmed in a leaked text message first reported by Australia’s ABC News. The deal will be welcome news for Washington, D.C. It would
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