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Trump Calls Into a Tech Conference to Declare AI Warnings a 'Hoax'
President Trump dismissed AI danger warnings as a "hoax," calling himself a personal guardrail and noting his administration's prior intervention with Anthropic.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump declared himself the nation's "Hoax Buster," dismissing urgent warnings from artificial intelligence industry leaders that the technology could threaten humanity as a "HOAX."
- The president has long resisted government oversight of artificial intelligence, embracing his philosophy that "I alone can fix it," and revoked a Biden administration executive order on AI oversight after returning to the White House last year.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned of rapid AI development in a 3,800-word essay published Saturday, citing "AI's growing ability to build the next generation of AI," while Altman of OpenAI stated that "Pacing will be well worth this cost."
- Vice President JD Vance told reporters Monday that Americans should not be scared, as the administration balances regulatory concerns with an AI arms race against China, while Trump claims efforts to constrain the technology are part of a "SICK conspiracy."
- Ahead of November's midterm elections, artificial intelligence has emerged as a political liability; many voters express concern over data center construction while worrying the technology could lead to job losses and undermine children's education.
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Trump crowns himself 'hoax buster' in cryptic post spree downplaying AI apocalypse
President Donald Trump declared himself the nation’s “Hoax Buster” Monday during a rapid-fire series of three social media posts dismissing warnings that artificial intelligence could threaten humanity.“The claim that ‘AI is going to take over the World’ is a Hoax,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social p...
·Washington, United States
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Trump Calls AI Warnings a ‘Hoax’
“President Donald Trump unexpectedly called into a business and technology conference through Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s cell phone and dismissed urgent warnings from those inside the artificial intelligence industry as a ‘hoax,'” the Washington Sun reports. Said Trump, on speakerphone: “The robots will not be taking over. The AI will not be taking over the […]
·New York, United States
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