Trump vows US will not stifle AI growth, rejects 'globalist scheme'
Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Trump says the US will monitor AI closely but reject international control attempts.
What to know
- Trump opposes international control schemes for AI, framing them as "globalist."
- The US will monitor AI development but not actively restrict it, according to Trump's UN remarks.
- Trump is rebranding AI as "super intelligence" in government terminology.
Donald Trump U.S. President
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Trump tells UN the US will not stifle AI growth
Speaking before the United Nations General Assembly, President Trump says the US rejects "any attempt to construct a globalist scheme" to control artificial intelligence, while committing to monitor AI closely but not stifle its growth. Trump also announces the government will refer to AI as "super intelligence."
“the US rejects "any attempt to construct a globalist scheme" to control artificial intelligence…”
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Trump frames AI as potentially larger than Industrial Revolution
In public remarks, Trump describes AI as something that could become "bigger than the Industrial Revolution or the Internet itself," signaling his view of AI's transformative potential.
“something that could become "bigger than the Industrial Revolution or the Internet itself."”
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Trump says he will “not stifle” AI growth, calling it something that could become “bigger than the Industrial Revolution or the Internet itself.”
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