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Donald Trump has expressed critical positions towards the regulation of AI, preferring an approach based on executive leadership.
“The only check or 'bank' AI needs is a strong, intelligent president (with a high IQ), and the United States certainly has one.” Donald Trump states this on his social network Truth, underlining that "the Trump administration has prevented certain AI 'characters' from carrying out harmful or potentially harmful actions - such as Dario" Amodei of Anthropic, "who now pretends to be a 'perfect little angel' - and we will continue to do so".
Trump then adds that "there is a sick conspiracy underway against AI and data centers, and the only country to rejoice in it is China. Conspiracy theorists be on guard."

Donald Trump argues on Truth Social that AI needs a strong president to lead. He accuses Anthropic's Dario Amodei of hypocrisy and denounces an alleged conspiracy against AI and data centers that favors China.
The leaders of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales have signed a memorandum to demand the right to self-determination. The challenge to British Prime Minister Andy Burnham aims to obtain legal mechanisms for future referendums and a rapprochement with the EU.

A new survey by the Nexus institute indicates a growth for Brazilian president Lula da Silva, who reaches 42% of the preferences in the first round against 37% for Flavio Bolsonaro. Lula also recovers ground in the run-off, reaching 47% against his challenger's 46%.

The Senate approved article 1 of the electoral reform with 95 votes in favour. The text introduces blocked preferences and list leaders, tightening the requirements for extra-parliamentary lists. The opposition denounces profiles of unconstitutionality.

The Senate approved articles 1 and 5 of the electoral reform, introducing preferences and new rules for subscriptions. The opposition contests the constitutionality of the text, accusing the majority of wanting to limit the role of the Head of State.

President Sergio Mattarella sent greetings to Pope Leo XIV on his 71st birthday, taking the opportunity to reflect on global threats and the ethical and economic risks linked to the development of artificial intelligence.