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AI: Will It Kill Us All by 2030? - The Concern of the Giants, the Accusations of "Cartels" in Silicon Valley and the Fear of Trump

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Silicon Valley is at the center of a fierce debate, as the call by leading AI companies to "brake" growth due to existential risks has been met with angry reactions from the market, which denounces an attempt to create an oligopoly. At the same time, the issue is taking on pre-election dimensions in the US, with Donald Trump rejecting restrictions citing competition with China and Barack Obama sounding the alarm about the environmental and econo…

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Rome, 14 sets . It is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism. The formula, attributed to Fredric Jameson and taken up by Slavoj Žižek, was made famous by Mark Fisher in the front pages of Capitalist Realism. Fisher described the contemporary inability to conceive an order really different from the existing one: the catastrophe can be represented, the transformation of the system much less. Sixteen years later, the phra…

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The President of the United States, Donald Trump, yesterday minimized the growing alarms about the risks of artificial intelligence and rejected the idea of reducing the pace of technology proposed on Saturday by some of the most important business leaders in the sector. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Researchers from Anthropic, OpenAI, Meta and Google are increasingly trying to raise public awareness of the risks of artificial intelligence. The embarrassment of managers: if they stop they will be overcome by China

·Rome, Italy
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Silicon Valley is at the center of a fierce debate, as the call by leading AI companies to "brake" growth due to existential risks has been met with angry reactions from the market, which denounces an attempt to create an oligopoly. At the same time, the issue is taking on pre-election dimensions in the US, with Donald Trump rejecting restrictions citing competition with China and Barack Obama sounding the alarm about the environmental and econo…

It seems destined to fall into the void the alarm on the artificial intelligence (IA) launched by many experts and even by Pope Leo XIV, all convinced that it is necessary ... The article Trump ignores the alarms on the "IA": "We cannot stop, Beijing would overtake us" seems to be the first on THE NEWS.

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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