
US President Donald Trump has confirmed an upcoming meeting with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to discuss regulation of artificial intelligence, while their positions on slowing the development of powerful AI models differ.
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Trump and Amodei have different views on AI regulation: Amodei calls for slowing down the development of powerful models due to safety concerns, Trump does not support regulation and slowing down AI.
US President Donald Trump confirmed an upcoming meeting with the head of the American technology company Anthropic, Dario Amodei.
Earlier, Bloomberg, citing sources, reported that the head of Anthropic would meet with Trump. According to the agency, the meeting will take place on Monday night Moscow time.
“We’ll talk about it (slowing down AI – ed.),” Trump said in an interview with Fox.
Trump and Amodei have different views on regulating AI, 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.
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The meeting between Trump and Amodei will take place on Monday night Moscow time
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