Trump opposes global AI regulation efforts
U.S. President Donald Trump rejected calls for an international agreement imposing restrictions on the development of artificial intelligence technologies, considering that such initiatives could hinder innovation and the growth of this vital sector. During his speech before the United Nations General Assembly, he emphasized that the United States will not support any global scheme to control AI, underscoring the capacity of American institutions to handle potential risks. This stance comes despite warnings from the international community, world leaders, and technology companies about the dangers posed by advanced models that could go out of control, leading to security and ethical threats, alongside calls for adopting an international regulatory framework to ensure the safety of the technology. The disagreement highlights the approach of Trump, which favors supporting innovation without restrictions, versus the regulatory calls warning of the risks of emerging technologies and their potential use in cyberattacks or lethal AI, amidst intense technological competition between the United States and China.
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