Trump brushes aside calls to slow down AI
On Saturday, top industry bosses agreed and called for a slow-down. The Anthropic CEO said any slowdown would have to be limited to avoid allowing China to pull ahead.
On Saturday, top industry bosses agreed and called for a slow-down. President Trump did not directly address the idea, but said: "We're leading China on AI... and, frankly, I want to keep it that way because whoever wins AI, wins."
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