President Trump to Urge Chinese President Xi to Open Market to US Businesses

President Trump will meet Chinese President Xi during an upcoming summit and urge him to open China's market further to U.S. businesses, according to Reuters. The meeting is expected to focus on trade relations between the two largest economies. In a separate development, actor Demi Moore said the film industry should work with artificial intelligence rather than oppose its use.

She described resistance as a battle the industry will lose. The statements reflect ongoing discussions about how governments and industries are responding to rapid advances in artificial intelligence technology. Companies and officials continue to weigh potential economic gains against concerns about job displacement and regulatory needs.

Moore's comments come as film studios and production companies test AI tools for script writing, visual effects and post-production. Several major studios have already integrated AI systems into their workflows on a limited basis. Industry participants report that AI can reduce costs and speed up tasks that traditionally required large teams.

At the same time, some unions have sought protections for workers whose roles could be affected by automation.

The planned discussion between President Trump and Chinese President Xi occurs against a backdrop of existing tariffs and export controls on technology. U.S. businesses have long sought greater access to China's consumer market and fewer restrictions on foreign investment.

Chinese officials have previously signaled willingness to negotiate on select trade issues while maintaining limits in strategic sectors. The outcome of the meeting could influence future investment flows and technology transfer policies between the two countries.