China, US agree to AI dialogue, $42b in tariff cuts during state visit

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Summary: Reports say China and the US agreed tariff cuts during a state visit, with ABC citing $42b and CNBC and ABC citing $60b of goods; ABC also reports AI dialogue.
Key point: ABC reports China and the US agreed to AI dialogue and $42b in tariff cuts during a state visit.
Key point: CNBC reports the US and China will lower tariffs on $60 billion of goods, listing qualifying items.
Key point: ABC reports both countries struck a deal to lower tariffs on non-sensitive goods worth $US60 billion, listing live animals, surgical robots and soccer balls.
Qualification: ABC says cuts apply to US exports like agricultural goods, wood, cosmetics and US imports like small appliances, toys, decorations.
Qualification: CNBC says lists included US imports of toys, sports equipment, Christmas decorations, and US farm products on China's import list.
Unresolved: ABC cites $42b in tariff cuts; CNBC and ABC cite $60 billion of goods.