Trump & GOP reject calls for urgent AI regulation
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A remarkable sequence of warnings by leaders of artificial intelligence firms that their creation may soon outpace humans’ capacity to control it has so far been met with a shrug by Republicans who run Washington. President Donald Trump said Sunday that “negative forces” were conjuring up “things that won’t happen.” House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected a call to pass emergency legislation, telling CNN’s Jake Tapper that AI executives “pushing the frontier” could slow down if they wanted, but Congress shouldn’t rush to act. While Democrats are trying to put this issue front and center for the upcoming midterms as GA Senator Jon Ossoff blames Trump as being “compromised” on AI policy. 0:00 AI safety measures need to catch up 3:15 Is President Trump compromised on AI policy? 6:30 When is Congress calling AI leaders to discuss the future of AI? Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #trump #ai #News
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