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Trump says no need for more AI regulation, slams Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei

  • On Monday, President Donald Trump rejected calls for new artificial intelligence regulations, dismissing concerns from industry leaders and specifically slamming Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for urging development slowdowns.
  • Blaming a 'SICK conspiracy' for voter backlash regarding AI data centers and frontier models, the president claimed that only China benefits from the doubts cast on artificial intelligence development.
  • Trump insisted his administration possesses 'tremendous CRIMINAL and REGULATORY power' to stop AI companies from doing 'bad, or potentially bad' things, sarcastically labeling Amodei a 'perfect little angel.'
  • Industry leaders, including those at OpenAI and Microsoft, urged a pause in development over the weekend to ensure safety and preserve national security, leading to tech stocks tumbling on Monday.
  • Despite pressure from aides to deliver a prime-time address announcing new AI regulations, the president reiterated his belief that a 'STRONG AND SMART' president is the only guardrail needed.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States already has the tools to regulate and prosecute companies in the field of artificial intelligence and said that there is "a sick conspiracy against AI and data centers," Reuters reports.

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Leading minds in the industry warn of the dangers of artificial intelligence. US President Trump sees no reason to worry - and reasons this with his own cleverness.

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According to Trump, the United States already has the necessary security against AI in place in the form of a "strong and wise" president.

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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