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US to urge hands-off AI regulation at G-20, official says
The Trump administration will urge G-20 members to avoid new AI regulators as U.S. officials and tech leaders warn of China’s growing challenge.
- Trump White House officials are hosting a two-day G-20 gathering in North Carolina starting Tuesday, where they will advocate for a hands-off approach to AI regulation and adoption of the "Carolina Principles."
- The Trump White House seeks to maintain AI supremacy amid increasing competition from China, aiming to keep global partners within the American tech ecosystem to avoid them seeking alternatives.
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and tech adviser Michael Kratsios are hosting industry leaders including SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who will address delegates via video chat.
- The Canadian delegation plans to advocate for balancing innovation with "public trust and safety," even as trade tensions with the American president persist.
- A United Nations panel recently warned that AI development is outpacing government policy, as security concerns mount following a recent hack that compromised Hugging Face infrastructure.
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