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Donald Trump rejects global AI regulation at UN FAST-MOVING

At the United Nations General Assembly, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States will officially rename artificial intelligence to ‘Super Intelligence’ in all government communications. Trump argued the term ‘artificial’ implies the technology is fake, whereas it is actually ‘amazing.’ He further stated that the technology has more potential than the Industrial Revolution and emphasized that the U.S. must maintain its lead over China.

Trump rejected international calls for AI regulation, labeling such efforts as ‘globalist schemes.’ He dismissed warnings regarding existential AI risks as a ‘hoax,’ comparing them to climate change predictions. In a separate move, Trump called on all member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to withdraw from the institution immediately.

This stance contrasts sharply with international leaders. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, alongside leaders from over 20 countries including Canada and Germany, called for stronger international oversight and mandatory safety testing to ensure AI remains under human control. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham proposed that the UK act as an ‘honest broker’ to establish global AI principles and standards, intending to prioritize these discussions during the UK’s G20 Presidency.

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Andy Burnham · Anthony Albanese · Anthropic · Donald Trump · International Criminal Court · Jacob Coxon · Marco Rubio · OpenAI · United Nations

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