Trump rejected any joint AI development with China at a summit on September 26, stating that the US lead of one to two years in the field is too valuable to share. The two countries did agree to establish a Super Intelligence Dialogue before November 2026 and a bilateral communication channel for AI-related incidents. No agreements on cooperative development, technology sharing, or shared regulatory frameworks were reached. This position extends the ongoing US restrictions on semiconductor exports to China.
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