Trump rejects UN AI rules, says US must lead 'Super Intelligence' race

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President Donald Trump rejected international AI regulation at the UN, arguing it could stifle American innovation and vowing the US will lead the race for "Super Intelligence." Speaking to the General Assembly, Trump dismissed global governance efforts, saying he would not slow technology he called bigger than the Industrial Revolution. He also proposed renaming AI, settling on "super intelligence" to emphasize its scale. His stance contrasts with UN Secretary-General António Guterres and AI leaders like OpenAI's Sam Altman, who advocate for safeguards and US-China dialogue. Washington and Beijing are discussing a communications mechanism ahead of a Trump-Xi meeting.


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