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Trump Rejects AI Regulation Amid Bipartisan Concerns

President Trump has rejected calls for slowing AI development, labeling concerns as a "hoax" while emphasizing competition with China. This stance contrasts with bipartisan efforts in Congress and warnings from industry leaders about the risks of AI. Former President Obama and Hillary Clinton have urged the Democratic Party to prioritize AI regulation as a national security issue.

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President Trump has rejected calls for slowing AI development, labeling concerns as a "hoax" while emphasizing competition with China. This stance contrasts with bipartisan efforts in Congress and warnings from industry leaders about the risks of AI. Former President Obama and Hillary Clinton have urged the Democratic Party to prioritize AI regulation as a national security issue.

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Democratic leaders panic and GOP divides as AI fears spread

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Trump Rejects AI Regulation Amid Bipartisan Concerns