Asked at his Irish golf course on Sunday whether the AI industry should slow down or face more regulation, Donald Trump didn’t need to waste any time prompting ChatGPT to help him answer.

US President Donald Trump dismisses calls to slow the development of AI, saying that claims of it "taking over the World" are a "HOAX".

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President Donald Trump called Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang during a company all-hands meeting and gave another full-throated defense of artificial intelligence after Huang put the call on speakerphone.

The US president's comments come after Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark told the BBC an AI "kill switch" may need to be mandatory.

Cybersecurity concerns are feeding a broader AI safety debate, with industry leaders calling for measures to slow frontier AI development.

His essay ignited something of a firestorm in the AI world—and at the highest level of politics. On Monday, President Donald Trump slammed Amodei’s calls for regulation on Truth Social, accusing the CEO of undermining the U.S. lead in the race towards global AI dominance by playing the “perfect little angel.”

Global shares were trading mostly lower Tuesday, after artificial-intelligence stocks slid overnight. France's CAC 40 dipped 0.8% in early trading to 8,055.86, while the German DAX dropped 0.8% to 25,

“We need a clearer map of the technology’s actual capabilities and its limitations,” writes Paula Goldman.

John Foley So the two things that have really caught people’s attention: one is the online resignation note from this researcher, Jacob Coxon from Anthropic, who said that he feels that neither OpenAI nor Anthropic, which are obviously the two kinda leading makers of AI models, are acting responsibly.

“It’s probably TBD” if an AI bill could pass by the end of the year, Thune told reporters Monday as global players took stock of a host of warnings from AI lab insiders — as well as brushoffs from President Donald Trump and tech-industry investors.

President Donald Trump spent Monday angrily rejecting calls from AI industry leaders for more government regulation on their cutting-edge models, making clear in a day-long string of social media posts he considers outpacing China and preserving AI-driven economic gains a higher priority than addressing growing public concerns.