China’s Foreign Ministry Responds to US Use of ‘Superintelligence’ for AI

The notable signal here is diplomatic framing rather than any concrete policy step: Beijing is publicly accepting Washington's terminology while positioning itself as open to dialogue, which keeps the AI channel between the two governments alive. For crypto and RWA markets, the practical relevance is indirect — the language used by the world's two largest AI regulators can shape how tokens tied to AI compute and data are treated over time. Whether this rhetorical alignment translates into any shared regulatory approach remains the open question, and nothing in the exchange yet points to one.