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China wants global governance of the AI and stresses dialogue with the US

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China reaffirmed its stance at the UN following a US-led dialogue on artificial intelligence, insisting that AI must remain human-controlled and serve the common good. This follows a September 2026 agreement with the United States to establish a formal dialogue channel, with a scheduled November 2026 meeting.

Key points

• China reiterated its position at the UN that artificial intelligence must be 'human-controlled' and 'oriented towards the common good' after a US-led dialogue on AI.
• A new meeting between China and the United States regarding artificial intelligence was scheduled for November 2026.

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Evidence covers only the UN reaffirmation and the specific November 2026 meeting; preprint status and uncertainty regarding future dialogue outcomes remain unverified.

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