Trump rejects AI regulation, says rules would help China win

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President Donald Trump reaffirmed his opposition to regulating artificial intelligence, dismissing industry warnings and arguing that rules would benefit China and allow it to surpass the United States. He stated that "whoever wins on AI, wins." Despite repeated incidents involving AI intrusions into U.S. government websites, including the Department of Education and the SEC, Trump said he is not worried and told Big Tech to fix any problems themselves. He rejected Bill Gates's appeal for U.S. leadership in AI regulation, while Gates has warned of potential catastrophic events. Trump hosted Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei at the White House on Sunday, and a Tuesday meeting is scheduled with Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, and OpenAI and Nvidia executives. Nvidia's Jensen Huang agrees no regulation is needed, and the company launched a software platform to block AI overreach. Republican nervousness grows ahead of midterm elections, as researchers warn AI could automate its own development.


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