US President Donald Trump says he discussed artificial intelligence “guardrails” with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a two-day summit in Beijing. Speaking to reporters on Air Force One after leaving China, Trump said the two sides discussed the possibility of working together on AI guardrails. He described the concept as “standard guardrails” that are regularly discussed in the context of managing risks from emerging AI technologies. Multiple outlets report that Trump raised China-related aspects of US technology policy, including Nvidia’s H200 chips. The South China Morning Post says the conversation included Nvidia’s H200 graphics processing units and that shipments have not yet been approved, linking the topic to ongoing export approval processes. The Hill and Bloomberg similarly frame the talks around AI guardrails, with Trump characterizing them as a practical area for cooperation. Across reports, Trump’s comments are presented as his description of discussions with Xi during the just-ended state visit and as part of a broader US policy debate over how to regulate or manage AI risks.