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Trump Calls AI Risks a 'Hoax,' Says There Is a 'SICK Conspiracy' Against AI and Data Centers

Senator Tillis seeks AI guardrails, backed by industry leaders warning of potential harm from rapid advancement, after President Trump downplayed risks as a hoax.

  • Sen. Thom Tillis advocated for AI guardrails on Monday, suggesting President Donald Trump is misinformed after the president labeled doomsday scenarios a "HOAX" on Truth Social.
  • Anthropic, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and Elon Musk warned that rapid AI advancement could lead to bioweapons or humanity's destruction within 10 years, prompting calls for industry oversight.
  • Public sentiment aligns with industry warnings; an Economist/YouGov poll found 63% of adults in America believe AI is advancing too quickly, while 73% do not trust the technology to make ethical decisions.
  • President Donald Trump dismissed these concerns as a "HOAX" comparable to past political scandals, maintaining support for an unrestricted AI industry to protect multi-billion dollar administration investments.
  • Sen. Thom Tillis argued that the industry's own calls for regulation invalidate the president's claims, warning that ignoring advanced-technology experts could result in significant harm.
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Donald Trump, the president of the United States, issued some statements within the framework of warnings recently launched by the artificial intelligence industry (AI). Let's remember that leaders of big companies like OpenAI and Anthropic have said that it is necessary to regulate it and slow down the development of the most advanced models, in the face of the potential ... Continue reading "Trump accuses a "diseaseful conspiracy" against AI: …

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