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Xi Jinping Urges US-China Cooperation to Avoid Conflict, Manage AI

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Chinese President Xi Jinping, during his state visit to the US, emphasized the importance of cooperation between the US and China to avoid conflict and manage the development of artificial intelligence (AI). He warned against the 'Thucydides trap,' a theory suggesting that a rising power like China may clash with an established power like the US. Xi called for a healthy competition in AI, ensuring it remains under human control and serves the well-being of people. He also expressed willingness to work with the US on counter-narcotics and increasing direct flights between the two countries.

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    🚨 UPDATE: Chinese President Xi says he fully believes Thucydides trap...

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    🇨🇳«Ловушку Фукидида» можно преодолеть, — Си Цзиньпин Другие заявления...

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    TODAY: 🇨🇳China’s President Xi says China and the U.S. are "capable" an...

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    Xi Jinping dice que Estados Unidos y China deben mantenerse alejados “...

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