China and the United States have agreed to hold an intergovernmental dialogue focused on governance of artificial intelligence, according to reports from both outlets. The talks follow “constructive exchanges” between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping during Trump’s state visit to China last week. Chinese officials say the two leaders discussed AI cooperation and the need to manage risks arising from rapidly evolving AI technologies. A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, Guo Jiakun, said the governments will pursue further discussions after the Beijing talks. The proposed dialogue is presented as a formal channel aimed at improving AI governance and addressing regulatory and oversight concerns. Both accounts describe the agreement as stemming from discussions in Beijing and framed around governance rather than a specific technical initiative or binding agreement. No additional details on dates, participants, or specific policy topics are provided in the sources summarized.