In its take, Yuyuantantian quoted Xi Jinping saying the two countries should keep AI under human oversight and ensure it benefits the public. It split the task in two: building the technology and spreading its gains on one side, and on the other, managing dangers like misuse and loss of control.
The post arrived a few days after Xi and Trump met in Washington to talk topics ranging from AI to trade. It urged turning commitments into action, citing that the two leaders backed consultation mechanisms on trade and investment, a $30 billion reciprocal tariff reduction arrangement, and extending outcomes from trade talks in Kuala Lumpur. It also said government departments at every level should move to execute the consensus both sides reached.
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In another note, Yuyuantantian cast AI as an issue both China and the US face together, adding that the pair could cooperate to address risks tied to what it described as Japan's "digital militarism." The post claimed Japan's government was pushing what it called a distorted World War II narrative via Genai, an AI business support platform created by the country's Digital Agency. The page also pointed readers to "OpenAI Sandbox Failure Allows AI Agent to Gain Internet Access."
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