Trump rejects AI slowdown as conspiracy, dismisses safety concerns
1 Sep 14 · 13d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
President Trump responded on social media to the slowdown calls by rejecting safety concerns and arguing that only strong presidential leadership is needed to control AI. He characterized the push for regulation as a "SICK conspiracy" benefiting China and asserted the U.S. already has sufficient regulatory power over tech companies.
“The only control or 'guardrails' that AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT… There is a SICK conspiracy going on against AI and Data Centers.”
Donald Trump
Kamala Harris Former Vice President, potential 2028 candidate
Donald Trump President
Dario Amodei CEO, Anthropic
Barack Obama Former President
Pete Buttigieg Former Transportation Secretary, potential 2028 candidate
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first by KTVZ-TV, 13d ago · also KEYT-TV, CNN
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- Kamala Harris joins calls for ‘slowdown’ in AI development KEYT-TV · 13d ago
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And with when even the CCPs state security is concerned… maybe humanity isn’t ready for AGI. Government action though? Last I checked, isn’t the AI the industry pouring billions into governments?
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Announce that he’s running third party and double down on the corruption that he spent months parroting. He would have won. He was never meant to win. Sorry to shatter the illusion for you.
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Sam Altman and Dario Amodei have both said the same thing about slowing it down - but they’re just wordsmithing and would simply move to china if that happened?
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Established presence and capital are already requirements for ai Good luck trying to build a model with no gpus or entrenched tech industry links
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We've gone way off the original point here. You haven't provided an example of an unregulated market that is beneficial to the consumer.
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So every publicly traded company only went that route because they were running out of money?
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