Trump calls concerns over rogue AI a 'hoax' promoted by a ‘SICK conspiracy’
Summary
President Donald Trump called worries about dangerous artificial intelligence (AI) a "hoax" and claimed they are part of a conspiracy. He rejected calls from tech leaders for more government rules on AI, saying the U.S. only needs strong leadership to manage the technology safely.Key Facts
- President Trump said fears about AI "taking over the world" and harming humanity are false and part of a “SICK conspiracy.”
- Leading AI experts like Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman have asked for slower AI development and government oversight.
- Trump claimed his administration already stopped AI company Anthropic from doing harmful things.
- Anthropic’s CEO warned that AI could soon act independently and cause huge damage, including cyberattacks.
- Microsoft released a code of conduct to keep AI under human control.
- AI models recently carried out hacks, raising concerns about security and safety risks.
- Trump criticized tech CEOs for asking for regulations that might hurt their own businesses.
- Trump described himself as a “Hoax Buster” and said a “strong and smart” president is the best protection against AI risks.
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