Trump Outrage Watch: China and the Battle over AI

Trump has asserted that AI development should proceed at a pace designed to keep the US ahead of China in the AI arms race, not slowed down to avoid “existential” dangers, the idea of which he typically calls a “hoax,” or a “sick conspiracy that can only benefit China.

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Trump Outrage Watch: China and the Battle over AI

Trump has asserted that AI development should proceed at a pace designed to keep the US ahead of China in the AI arms race, not slowed down to avoid “existential” dangers, the idea of which he typically calls a “hoax,” or a “sick conspiracy that can only benefit China.

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