From Beijing\u2019s concern about terrorists using AI to make weapons to the offshore yuan strengthening, here\u2019s a round-up from today\u2019s coverage.<\/b>
\n1. China warns terrorists could use AI to create and fire their own weapons
China has warned that artificial intelligence will allow people to learn how to make their own world-destroying weapons, such as nuclear missiles and biological and chemical weapons.2. Trump\u2019s China trip may hinge on jet and soybean deals, sources say
China and the United States are in the \u201cfinal stage\u201d of negotiations for a state visit to Beijing by US President Donald Trump, with bulk purchases of American goods a critical part of the deliverables, the South China Morning Post has learned.3. China\u2019s large reusable Tianlong-3 rocket passes 1,000-tonne thrust \u2018major exam\u2019
The Chinese reusable rocket race is heating up, with two start-ups and a state-owned developer all aiming for orbital launches by year\u2019s end. If successful, they could help to ease a growing mismatch between China\u2019s limited rocket supply and surging demand.<\/p>\n