China and the United States are set to hold their first intergovernmental meeting on artificial intelligence (AI) in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 14, according to an announcement by the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Monday.
Representatives from both nations will exchange views on technological risks associated with AI, global governance, and other issues of mutual concern. The meeting aims to implement the consensus reached during the San Francisco summit between the two heads of state.
This landmark dialogue marks a significant step toward collaboration between the world’s two largest economies in addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by rapid advancements in AI technology.
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