State Lawmakers Head Big Tech's Warning on AI; Trump Not Following
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Key news items from VOA's "#Today'sFocus" on September 15, 2026 include: the US hosting the G20 energy meeting, focusing on the Middle East crisis and global energy security; on the eve of the Xi-Trump meeting, China signed a rare agreement to purchase US liquefied natural gas; President Trump emphasized that the US must maintain its lead in artificial intelligence, stating, "Whoever wins AI wins the game"; the Xi-Trump meeting focused on artifi…
Donald Trump has strongly rejected calls from major American technology companies to halt the development of artificial intelligence because it poses a threat to humanity. Trump said there was a conspiracy against artificial intelligence and data centers, and that calls for restrictions could help China overtake the United States in this area.
While fears about the dangers of artificial intelligence for humanity are growing in the United States and in the world, Donald Trump fused a "canular" on Monday, believing that his country could not afford to lose the race of AI against China.
Donald Trump criticized warnings about the dangers of the rapid development of artificial intelligence as part of a "malicious conspiracy", claiming that the United States
"Whoever wins the AI race wins," said the Republican leader on his social network and, in addition, stated that he will not impose regulations. Trump's entry assured that there is a "diseaseful conspiracy" about the advance of AI was first published in #BorderPeriodism.
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