The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has valued the meeting held this Friday in Washington with the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, as "very productive," and has predicted "extraordinary things" after a two-day State visit focused on reactivating the channels of dialogue between both administrations.
"A very productive meeting with President Xi, both for the United States and for China. Extraordinary things are going to happen," he has assured on his social media.
In that same message, the occupant of the White House highlighted that the Chinese leader "seemed to like referring to what is incorrectly and imprecisely called 'artificial intelligence,' with a much more precise and important name: 'superintelligence'."
"Now that is 'super'!", he stated, after conversations in which the struggle between Washington and Beijing to lead the development of this technology had a significant weight.
Hours later, again through his social media, he confirmed that the Chinese president and his wife, Peng Liyuan, have already left U.S. territory heading to the giant Asian country, and he praised the visit as "an example of friendship, strength, and success, both for China and for the United States."
"We will meet again in November, in China, and then at the G20 summit in December, in Miami, Florida. Much has been achieved and will continue to be achieved. I look forward to our next meeting!", Trump has assured.
Xi's stay in Washington has been marked by a heavy protocol load, with a military review, air display, and State dinner, although no significant advances have been known in the main points of tension between both countries, except for the trade truce that expires in November and which the United States has proposed to extend until January 10, waiting for China to confirm whether or not it accepts the proposal.