Both sides called the talks 'constructive' despite tensions and different approaches to calls for global AI governance.
GENEVA (AN) — The United States and China each described their first high-level talks on artificial intelligence as "constructive," despite intense competition and broad differences over calls for a new global AI regulator.
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