Trump downplays the need to check AI development and says he doesn’t want to cede edge to China
Asia-Pacific2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported31m ago
President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that his administration does not need to check the development of artificial intelligence, expressing concern that doing so would cede America's technological edge to China in global competition. He argued that winning this race would ultimately help address the risks associated with the advancing technology.
While acknowledging the general need for some regulation, Trump did not provide any specifics regarding potential rules. He also attributed warnings about the technology advancing too quickly and with insufficient oversight to unidentified "negative forces."
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Arab News (SA)Focuses on global competition with China and managing AI risks by winning.
PBS NewsHour (US)Emphasizes his lack of specific regulations and dismissal of critics as negative forces.
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