Trump responded to a report alleging Chinese entities supplied Iran with satellite imagery before a deadly attack on U.S. troops, saying both Washington and Beijing spy on each other.

Image caption, No ice cream and compulsory lentils in school meal shake-up says the Daily Telegraph, writing that the government will announce rules that will force schools to put pulses on the menu at least once a week in England. Elsewhere, the paper leads with a plea from 800 pub, restaurant and hotel leaders urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to cut VAT from 20 to 10%. The appeal comes days after Mr Burnham blindsided the industry by handing local authorities the power to impose unlimited tourist taxes, the paper adds. Image caption, The Daily Express reports that Labour tourist tax will hammer seaside B&Bs, with the Conservative Party warning that family businesses and staycation parents pay cost of benefits bill. Céline Dion's triumphant return to concert stage also features on the front page.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei compared the AI race with China to the Cold War, suggesting arms limitation talks to slow AI development and address AI safety concerns.

Xi pitches AI Vision at BRICS summit as China duels with U.S. Chinese President Xi Jinping has sought to turn the annual BRICS summit into another platform for championing Beijing's vision for artificial intelligence, as it vies for global influence over the technology with the U.S. China will lead the creation of what Xi called a BRICS "community" for open-source AI. Speaking on Sunday in New Delhi, he said the initiative will "support the cooperation in developing and applying large language models," as well as holding AI seminars and training courses for members of the club of major emerging economies. A day earlier, Xi welcomed BRICS nations to join a new group of nearly 30 countries set up by Beijing and called the World AI Cooperation Organization. BRICS must "strengthen cooperation in the field of AI, encourage open source, openness, collaboration and sharing," he said.

Could AI really kill us within a decade? Could AI really kill us within a decade? AI companies are warning that their technology could wipe out humanity. But are the apocalyptic predictions actually benefiting the companies themselves? Al Jazeera's Lina Serene explains.

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Mike Johnson rejected an AI moratorium, warning China could overtake the U.S. in artificial intelligence. He proposed tech leaders meet with Congress on AI safety guardrails.

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President Donald Trump urged Volodymyr Zelensky to stop hitting Russia's diesel refineries, saying Ukraine's strikes are causing a global diesel shortage that is hurting the world.

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