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President Donald Trump is playing down the need for his administration to check the development of artificial intelligence, arguing that strict oversight could hand an advantage to China. Speaking to reporters, Trump said the United States should not put brakes on a technology he sees as central to economic and military strength.
His comments signal a lighter approach to AI regulation than some critics and safety advocates have urged. Trump framed the issue as a competition, saying he does not want to cede the edge to China, which has invested heavily in AI research and applications.
The remarks come as governments worldwide debate how to manage rapid advances in AI, from job displacement to national security risks. Trump's position suggests his administration will favor speed and industry freedom over new restrictions.
Supporters say that stance could keep American companies ahead in a fast-moving field. Skeptics warn that without guardrails, risks around safety, misinformation and misuse could grow. For now, Trump appears set on prioritizing growth and rivalry over caution.
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