Trump bets on AI leadership, shrugging off doom forecasts
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Trump dismissed AI doom predictions as overblown, saying the US must stay ahead of China in AI and can implement guardrails without slowing progress. Speaking at Doonbeg, he framed AI as a leadership race where whoever wins AI wins, while acknowledging warnings from Anthropic researchers and industry figures like Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, and Elon Musk to slow development. House Speaker Mike Johnson called for safety rules without a moratorium and urged Congress and the White House to craft guardrails, all amid ongoing debates over AI risk and regulation.
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