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Trump's no ‘guardrails’ to Xi ‘human control’: Why AI is at the heart of US-China rivalry
The brief
- Trump has increasingly framed China as a competitor in the AI race
- US-China AI competition could shape prospects for Indian technology and AI-chip companies
- TakeMe2Space plans orbital data centre launch on Falcon 9 in 2028
- AI adoption set to accelerate, but data centres may not deliver comparable job gains: WEF
- China weighs allowing ByteDance and Alibaba to buy Nvidia chips
- AI stocks whipsaw as $3 trillion rebound follows AI disruption fears
- AI boom, supply chain shifts create big opportunity for India's chip sector: BCG
US-China summit on trade and AI
The Xi-Trump summit produced an agreed $30 billion tariff cut and plans for an AI dialogue, alongside reported consensus on Iran and military crisis prevention. Reports also cited a coal-buying pledge, while tariff talks continued and Trump rejected closer US-China AI integration.
Friday, 25 September
- Trump's no ‘guardrails’ to Xi ‘human control’: Why AI is at the heart of US-China rivalry