Biden and Xi agree on human control over nuclear decisions in meeting in Lima
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President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed that decisions on nuclear weapon use should remain under human control, not artificial intelligence. This marks China's first public commitment to this principle. During their meeting in Lima, both leaders emphasized the importance of stability in U.S.-China relations as Biden prepares to leave office. Xi expressed China's willingness to cooperate with the incoming Trump administration. Xi criticized Biden's export controls on sensitive technology, stating that cooperation is essential for mutual development. Biden reiterated concerns about China's trade practices and its support for Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.