Trump rejects global calls for stricter AI regulation

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President Donald Trump rejected international calls for stricter AI regulation, announcing the US would rename artificial intelligence "super intelligence" in official communications and dismissing safety advocates' warnings as comparable to climate change predictions. Trump stated the US "totally rejects any attempt to construct a globalist scheme to control" AI, while over 20 mostly European countries urged binding safety measures ahead of UN meetings in New York. China and the US did not endorse these proposals. AI companies are seeking global coordination, with OpenAI's Sam Altman set to address the UN Security Council this week. UN chief Antonio Guterres called for US-China dialogue on AI's future, as both nations discuss creating a communication channel ahead of a Trump-Xi summit.


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