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Back|Donald Trump on AI development: “The only president you need”
Donald Trump on AI development: “The only president you need”
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Spiegel Netzwelt·9 hours ago·Tech·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Donald Trump on AI development: “The only president you need”

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  • Donald Trump believes stricter controls or a required pace in AI development are unnecessary.
  • On Truth Social, he explained that only a strong and smart president is enough to control it and emphasized the race with China.

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Parts of the AI ​​industry are calling for more self-regulation or government regulations and warning of existential risks.

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Is it important and right to slow down in AI development? How could new models be better controlled? While parts of the AI ​​industry are calling for more self-regulation or more guidelines from the US government and warning of existential risks from AI, Donald Trump is relaxed.

"The only control AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (high IQ) president," he said on Monday via the Truth Social network. "And the USA has more than enough of it."

Trump also said that he had the feeling that whoever won in AI would win overall, probably alluding to the race for progress between American and Chinese companies. At the beginning of his call, Trump emphasized that China was most happy about the "conspiracy" against AI.

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