Trump Dismisses AI Extinction Risks, Prioritizing Competition with China
Donald Trump has rejected warnings that artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction, arguing instead that the US must focus on staying ahead of China in AI development. He also linked recent economic gains to a proposed $5,000 dividend for voters.
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Trump Rejects Warnings That AI May Lead to Human Extinction
President Donald Trump brushed aside warnings from artificial intelligence researchers that the technology is becoming too hard to control and could kill all humans, saying his paramount interest is maintaining an edge over China.
By Jeff Mason
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Trump’s dismissal comes despite lawmakers from both parties calling for more scrutiny and regulation to tackle such warnings raised by AI researchers.
By Siladitya Ray, Forbes Staff
Read full article →Trump dismisses AI could 'kill us all’ warning, says US must stay ahead of China
Unease over AI grew as former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon warned that firms were pushing self-improving AI models which could become too hard to control.
Read full article →Trump Rejects Warnings That AI May Lead To Human Extinction
Trump dismisses AI extinction fears and stresses US lead over China in AI development.
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