Global National: Sept. 13 | Trump downplays AI warnings as concerns grow
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As leading authorities in artificial intelligence (AI) call for a global slowdown in the development of AI, U.S. President Donald Trump is downplaying those concerns, saying the U.S. needs to remain an industry leader. But on Sunday, the CEO of Anthropic – one of the world's most influential AI companies – spoke out against what he called “real dangers” of the technology, saying the industry has lied to the public about the risks. Candice Cole is following developments for us tonight. It was an emotional return to the stage for Céline Dion, after a rare neurological condition forced her to take a break from performing. The Quebec native was in tears as she told the crowd how delighted she was to be back and belted out her biggest hits for the captivated crowd. Vincent McAviney has more on her remarkable comeback. Canadians who say they were failed by the COVID-19 Vaccine Impact Assistance Program (VIAP) had the opportunity to share their stories in Ottawa last week. It wasn't an of
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