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BackDonald Trump zur KI-Entwicklung: »Der einzige Präsident, den man braucht«
Donald Trump zur KI-Entwicklung: »Der einzige Präsident, den man braucht«
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Spiegel Netzwelt10 hours agoTech1 min readGermanyView translation

Donald Trump zur KI-Entwicklung: »Der einzige Präsident, den man braucht«

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  • Donald Trump hält strengere Kontrollen oder ein verlangtes Tempo in der KI-Entwicklung für unnötig.
  • Auf Truth Social erklärte er, dass lediglich ein starker und kluger Präsident zur Kontrolle ausreiche, und betonte das Wettrennen mit China.

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Why It Matters

Teile der KI-Branche fordern mehr Selbstregulierung oder staatliche Vorgaben und warnen vor existenziellen Risiken.

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Ist es wichtig und richtig, bei der KI-Entwicklung das Tempo rauszunehmen? Wie könnten neue Modelle besser kontrolliert werden? Während Teile der KI-Branche mehr Selbstregulierung oder mehr Vorgaben der US-Regierung fordern und vor existenziellen Risiken durch KI warnen , gibt sich Donald Trump entspannt.

»Die einzige Kontrolle, die KI braucht, ist ein STARKER UND KLUGER (Hoher IQ) Präsident«, teilte er am Montag über das Netzwerk Truth Social mit . »Und die USA haben davon mehr als genug.«

Er habe das Gefühl, wer auch immer bei KI gewinne, gewinne insgesamt, sagte Trump auch noch und spielte damit wohl auf das Fortschritts-Wettrennen zwischen amerikanischen und chinesischen Firmen an. Zu Beginn seines Anrufs hatte Trump betont, China sei am frohsten darüber, dass es die »Verschwörung« gegen KI gebe.

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  • Wie plant die US-Regierung konkret den Umgang mit KI-Risiken?

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