Xi Jinping and Donald Trump are presenting competing visions for artificial intelligence, seeking stronger safety measures without surrendering technological leadership. Their positions reflect a central dilemma facing governments: how to reduce risks from advanced systems while preserving economic growth, military advantages, and global influence. Cooperation could help establish common standards for testing, transparency, and emergency controls. Yet strategic rivalry may limit trust and encourage faster development. The balance between safety and supremacy will shape international relations, innovation, and AI governance.
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