U.S. and China establish superintelligence dialogue and incident communication channel during state visit

A White House fact sheet shows that during the state visit, Trump and Xi agreed to use superintelligence (SI) rather than artificial intelligence to describe the relevant emerging technology, and to establish a U.S.-China superintelligence dialogue to exchange views on the risks and benefits of SI, with the next exchange to take place before November 2026. The two countries also agreed to establish a bilateral communication channel for SI incidents. Concurrently, the two sides launched the U.S.-China Trade Committee and Investment Committee, reached a consensus on reciprocal tariff treatment for $3 billion each in non-sensitive goods, and established an agricultural market access working group. China will import at least 10 million tons of U.S. coal in each of 2027 and 2028. The two sides also discussed supply chain issues for critical minerals such as rare earths, and agreed to support each other in hosting G20 and APEC.