Trump and Xi Rebrand AI as "Super Intelligence" and Open a Dialogue
Buried between fentanyl, coal, and two pandas, one line in the White House's official readout changes the vocabulary of AI geopolitics.

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Following Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington in September 2026, the White House published a readout of its agreements with China: trade, drugs, international security. Right at the end, the two leaders agree to use the term "super intelligence" instead of "artificial intelligence." They also create a bilateral dialogue on its risks and a dedicated communication channel for incidents.
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