Trump rejects AI slowdown push from tech leaders, vows US leadership
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President Donald Trump rejected calls from AI leaders to slow development, arguing the United States must keep ahead of China while allowing guardrails. While Dario Amodei, Sam Altman and Elon Musk urged a slower frontier with safety standards and third‑party oversight, Republicans say pace can be managed without sweeping regulation, and Democrats press for decisive AI safeguards amid fears over existential risks and national security.
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