Trump’s top science adviser visited Beijing. What does that mean for AI?
US President Donald Trump's top science adviser, Michael Kratsios, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang were part of a US delegation that visited Beijing this week. Their presence raised questions about whether artificial intelligence (AI) was discussed during meetings with Chinese officials, including President Xi Jinping.

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AI-generatedUS President Donald Trump's top science adviser, Michael Kratsios, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang were part of a US delegation that visited Beijing this week. Their presence raised questions about whether artificial intelligence (AI) was discussed during meetings with Chinese officials, including President Xi Jinping. When asked about AI collaboration outcomes, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun offered a general statement, advocating for open and inclusive AI development. He did not provide specific details regarding any agreements or progress made on AI during the visit. The visit occurred as the delegation departed Beijing.
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4 extractedChina advocates for joint promotion of AI development in an open, inclusive, beneficial, and good-for-all direction.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun did not directly answer if talks produced results relevant to AI collaboration.
US President Donald Trump’s top science adviser Michael Kratsios and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang were in the US delegation to Beijing.
The presence of Kratsios and Huang raised questions about whether AI was on the agenda for talks between Trump and Xi Jinping.