
AI-generated summary
Trump made the announcement after meeting with executives from AI technology companies outside the White House. He had previously predicted the end of the conflict with Iran.
Iran will decide to surrender in the future. This assumption was made by US President Donald Trump during a conversation with reporters near the White House after a meeting with heads of companies developing AI technologies.
According to the American leader, things are going “very badly” for the Iranian authorities. He also expressed confidence that “Iran will never have nuclear weapons.”
“We have moved more oil through the Strait of Hormuz in the last couple of days than at any time in history […] long before we went to war to stop the development of nuclear weapons,” Trump said.
On September 29, the head of the White House said that the US conflict with Iran will end soon, and the US-Iran conflict “will go down in history as one of the most important things” done during his administration.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran will decide to surrender in the future
Speculative · Within months
Iran will never have nuclear weapons
Speculative · Within years
The US conflict with Iran will end soon
Possible · Within weeks

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