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‘America is back’, AI ‘conspiracy’, China’s Laos deal: 7 global relations reads

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1. Trump condemns ‘sick conspiracy’ against AI, says he is only guardrail needed

Photo: AFP

Photo: AFP

US President Donald Trump downplayed growing concerns about artificial intelligence, claiming America already has guardrails to regulate the industry and warning that casting doubt on development only benefits China.

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2. US, Japan and South Korea launch economic-security talks before Xi summit

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

The United States, Japan and South Korea announced a new economic-security consultation and reinforced their support for stability across the Taiwan Strait, sending a coordinated message on two of Beijing’s most sensitive issues just days before Chinese President Xi Jinping’s summit with US President Donald Trump.

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