WASHINGTON — President Trump held what he called a “big talk” on Super Intelligence with China’s Xi Jinping — then drew the America First line that matters: the United States is leading, and it will not hand that lead away.
The White House fact sheet confirms both sides agreed to use the term “super intelligence” rather than “artificial intelligence” for the applicable emerging technologies. They also established a U.S.–China Super Intelligence Dialogue, with the next exchange by November 2026, plus a bilateral communication channel for SI incidents.
Dialogue is not dilution. Trump told reporters he would rather not integrate initiatives with China because America is “leading China by a lot, and we’re going to keep it that way.” His closer: “When you’re leading, you don’t open it up to each other.”
That is Golden Age tech policy — set the vocabulary, open a risk channel, and refuse the fantasy that parity serves American workers. Patriots want the United States first in Super Intelligence, period.
Talk when it reduces risk. Never merge when it costs the lead. Trump just made that doctrine unmistakable.
