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‘Sick Conspiracy’: Trump’s Fumes at AI Boss
Trump said Anthropic’s safety warnings are a conspiracy as the company’s CEO pressed firms to slow AI development, intensifying the debate over regulation and China.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump denounced calls for artificial intelligence regulation as a "sick conspiracy," targeting Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for urging the industry to slow development.
- Amodei's 3,800-word essay published Saturday advocated for paced development, warning that autonomous AI systems could cause damages in the hundreds of billions of dollars without necessary guardrails.
- Dismissing safety risks, Trump claimed on social media that the United States already possesses sufficient regulatory tools, arguing that restrictive measures would allow China to eclipse American technological leadership.
- AI-Linked stocks fell sharply Monday following the industry leaders' safety warnings, while House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated the administration may soon host AI companies to discuss safety responsibilities.
- The administration maintains its focus on economic growth and national security, favoring existing government powers over broad new industry restrictions as the U.S. competes for technological dominance.
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Donald Trump dismissed the risks of artificial intelligence and denounced a “diseased conspiracy” to curb its development, ensuring that only China would benefit from limiting this technology. His statements contrast with warnings from industry experts and leaders calling for a slowdown to assess potential threats.
·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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U.S. President Donald Trump denounced on Monday (14.09.2026) an alleged "diseaseful conspiracy" against artificial intelligence (AI), following the call of industry entrepreneurs to slow down the pace of its development. "There is a sick conspiracy going on against AI and data centers, and the only happy one is China," Trump said on his Truth platform ...
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C 25%
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