Trump confirms meeting with Anthropic's Amodei, repeats dismissal of AI fears
The first one-on-one meeting comes as Amodei presses for slower AI development and Trump rejects new limits, citing competition with China.
- President Donald Trump plans to host Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for a private White House dinner on Sunday, marking their first one-on-one meeting and signaling thawing relations between the administration and the AI company.
- The relationship between Anthropic and the administration has been fraught with tensions; Amodei missed a recent state dinner for the Chinese President due to a scheduling conflict, though Trump personally invited him to Sunday's event.
- On Friday, a federal appeals court upheld the Pentagon's decision to blacklist Anthropic in a 2-1 decision, while months ago some officials advised against the meeting, cautioning that Amodei was "a little too weird" for the president.
- Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson plan to meet top AI CEOs at the White House on Tuesday to discuss safety guardrails, a broader discussion separate from Amodei's private dinner.
- A White House official stated, "President Trump has been clear: America will lead the world in Super Intelligence, while protecting American consumers," emphasizing the administration's commitment to strengthening competitiveness.
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The CEO of Al's company, Anthropic, Dario Amodei, is expected to have dinner with US President Donald Trump at the White House.The meeting, originally reported by Axios and subsequently confirmed by TechCrunch, will be the first head-to-head meeting between Amodei and Trump.The meeting comes at a time when the two have had different stances on how Al should be developed and regulated. Amodei has called for more caution and security measures for …
Donald Trump pushed away fears that artificial intelligence could escape human control, before dinner with Dario Amodei, executive president of Anthropic, who advocates greater supervision of technology
Trump has devalued the warnings made in recent weeks by executives in the sector in the face of various cybersecurity incidents involving agents developed by technology companies.
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