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China's foreign ministry says US warnings about rapid AI development will only disrupt global governance efforts. Technology research group Omdia believes Beijing sees these calls as an attempt to secure a US advantage. US President Donald Trump is set to meet Xi Jinping next week, with AI expected to be on the agenda.
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