Trump's AI force seeks to regulate artificial intelligence in the US
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans on Saturday to establish an 'AI Task Force' and appoint an official to oversee the regulation of artificial intelligence. The initiative, communicated via his Truth Social platform, aims to address and mitigate what the administration characterizes as 'bad practices' within the industry.
This move represents a formal effort by the executive branch to exert oversight over the rapidly evolving AI sector. By creating a dedicated leadership role, often referred to as a 'zar,' the administration seeks to standardize practices and manage the risks associated with the deployment of artificial intelligence technologies in the United States.
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