Trump to appoint 'AI tsar' and create 'AI force' without new regulations

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US President Donald Trump announced plans to appoint an "AI tsar" and create an "AI force," without providing implementation details, while reiterating that new regulation is unnecessary for the industry. Trump stated on Truth Social that he will not hinder AI growth, relying instead on existing criminal and civil justice systems to address harms. The announcement follows growing Washington concerns about AI risks, including warnings from researchers about potential existential dangers. The move would mark Trump's second AI adviser, following venture capitalist David Sacks, who stepped down in spring and opposes new federal rules. Trump's post precedes a scheduled meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, as both nations compete for AI leadership.


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