Trump Says Warnings About AI Are 'a Hoax' Amid Calls for More Regulation
Bipartisan lawmakers seek incident reporting, audits and shutdown powers as industry leaders warn of safety gaps and recent hacks.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump dismissed warnings about artificial intelligence as a "HOAX", claiming a "SICK conspiracy" against American data centers benefits China.
- Bipartisan proposals in Congress seek to regulate artificial intelligence through national incident reporting, independent auditing standards, and mandatory "kill switch" features to prevent catastrophic harm.
- Darrell West, a senior fellow with the Brookings Institution, warned that current voluntary disclosure systems allow companies to release products without understanding operational risks. "The tech companies can basically do whatever they want," West said.
- Vice President Vance joined the administration's skepticism, labeling industry oversight requests a "Trojan horse", while House Speaker Mike Johnson urged lawmakers to consult industry leaders before imposing emergency moratoriums.
- Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer requested a classified briefing on artificial intelligence risks, though experts suggest meaningful legislation may not advance until after this fall's midterm elections.
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