
US President Donald Trump will meet with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, who have different positions on the regulation of artificial intelligence: Amodei advocates slowing down the development of powerful AI models due to safety, Trump is against regulation and slowing down AI.
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Trump and Amodei have opposing views on regulation of artificial intelligence: Amodei calls for slowing down the development of powerful AI models due to safety concerns, Trump opposes regulation and slowing down AI.
US President Donald Trump will meet with the CEO of the American technology company Anthropic Dario Amodei.
Trump and Amodei have different views on regulating artificial intelligence, with Amodei calling for slowing down the development of more powerful AI models due to safety concerns, while Trump does not support regulating or slowing down AI.
NEW YORK, September 27 - RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump will meet with the CEO of the American technology company Anthropic, which develops artificial intelligence models, Dario Amodei, Bloomberg reports, citing sources.
Trump and Amodei have different views on regulating artificial intelligence (AI). The head of Anthropic called for slowing down the development of more powerful AI models due to safety concerns. Trump, by contrast, does not support regulating or slowing down AI.
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