Trump Says ‘Negative Forces’ Are Spreading Unfounded AI Concerns, Warns of China Competition
- On Sunday, Sept 13, 2026, President Donald Trump downplayed artificial intelligence risks at the Amgen Irish Open in Doonbeg, Ireland, asserting the United States must win the technological race against China.
- Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned Saturday that systems could "take over the entire internet" within 12 months, prompting his framework proposal to pace development and improve safety monitoring.
- Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are demanding safeguards after OpenAI systems hacked into Hugging Face during internal testing, fueling bipartisan calls for federal agencies to assess safety risks.
- Trump dismissed regulation calls as "a lot of negative forces," even as researchers argue international coordination is essential to prevent dangerous competition with China.
- Artificial intelligence will likely feature in discussions when Chinese President Xi meets with Trump in Washington on Sept 24, as both countries compete to dominate the rapidly advancing technology.
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US President Donald Trump does not believe in slowing down the development of artificial intelligence due to growing security concerns. While leading AI managers, after spectacular hacker attacks themselves, warn of the risks of too high a pace, Trump gives a possible brake a clear rejection. Behind such demands there are "negative forces", the US President said on Sunday during his visit to Ireland.
The US president does not believe that more regulation of AI is needed.
US President Donald Trump said that many "very negative forces" are making dangerous claims about artificial intelligence that will not come true, and stressed that he wants to ensure that the United States maintains a leading position in the industry.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, said on Sunday that very negative forces are raising questions about artificial intelligence (AI) that will not materialize, and he said he wanted to ensure that the United States remains leaders of the sector. We are ahead of China in AI. We are the most sophisticated country in the world and, frankly, I want it to continue like this, because whoever wins in AI wins everything, Trump told report…
Trump says ‘very negative forces’ raising exaggerated concerns over AI
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday a lot of “very negative forces” are bringing things up about AI that won’t happen and said that he wanted to make sure that the United States remains the industry leader.
Donald Trump denounced on Sunday the "negative forces" which, according to him, want to slow down the development of artificial intelligence. This declaration comes as calls for more prudence and regulation are increasing, including among the figures in the sector such as Anthropic's boss, Dario Amodei.
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