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AI Leaders Seek to Persuade Trump on Regulation Amid Safety Concerns

Leading figures in artificial intelligence are adjusting their messaging to persuade President Donald Trump to consider regulating the industry. They emphasize the potential risks to his personal wealth and the broader implications for financial markets. Recent concerns about AI safety have intensified, with calls for a balanced approach to regulation amid fears of competition with China.

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Leading figures in artificial intelligence are adjusting their messaging to persuade President Donald Trump to consider regulating the industry. They emphasize the potential risks to his personal wealth and the broader implications for financial markets. Recent concerns about AI safety have intensified, with calls for a balanced approach to regulation amid fears of competition with China.

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AI leaders find a new message for Trump: Your billions are in danger without guardrails

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AI Leaders Seek to Persuade Trump on Regulation Amid Safety Concerns