Trump Says AI Dangers Are Overblown and Fully Manageable

US President Donald Trump has dismissed warnings about artificial intelligence as exaggerated, insisting the risks are being handled and are nowhere near as serious as headlines suggest.
US President Donald Trump discussing Trump AI risks in Oval Office
US President Donald Trump says Trump AI risks are overstated and can be controlled. (Photo: AP Photo / Alex Brandon)
Trump Downplays Fears Over Artificial Intelligence

US President Donald Trump has said that fears around artificial intelligence are blown out of proportion. He believes these risks can be kept under control.

“I think those risks are far less real than people claim, and I think those risks can be managed. And they are being managed,” Trump told CBS News in a recent interview.

Trump Calls Doomsday AI Scenarios A Scam

Trump brushed aside claims that “AI will take over, swallow up and destroy the world, with robots marching through our cities and getting rid of all of us.” He called such predictions a scam. He only hinted at the possibility of light regulation for the AI sector.

Democrats Accused Of Using AI Fears For Political Gain

The American leader and several senior officials in his administration have claimed something else entirely. They say the recent wave of news coverage about AI threats was pushed by Democrats. The goal, they argue, was to sway the midterm congressional elections.


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Akshay Didwaniya is an experienced writer and analyst with more than eight years of expertise in politics, international relations, global strategy, and youth affairs. At BRICS Times, he focuses on issues that define the global order, with a special emphasis on the role of BRICS nations in shaping international policies and cooperation.

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