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As expected, artificial intelligence played a central role in the recent summit with President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping. Both leaders made clear that AI and the technologies powering it will shape the next era of U.S.-China competition. But for all the ceremony and discussion, no major bilateral agreement on AI emerged. That’s probably for the better, as the United States and China are pursuing fundamentally different strategies in a high-stakes race for technological leadership.
For decades, the government has championed the free flow of information across borders, a principle anchored in America’s commitment to liberty and the First Amendment. This stance has been a cornerstone of foreign policy, supported across political ideologies and technologies ranging from word processing to artificial intelligence. But during the recent World Trade Organization negotiations, Washington policymakers veered sharply from this path.
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