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[TECHNOLOGY] · United States, Finland · 10 sources

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Trump and Vance reject calls for AI regulation and slowdown

Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have expressed strong opposition to calls from technology leaders to slow the development of artificial intelligence. Trump dismissed safety concerns as a “HOAX” and characterized the push for regulation as a conspiracy, asserting that AI will serve as a massive economic engine. Vance described the requests for government oversight from frontier AI companies as a potential “Trojan horse” that could favor established players and hinder competition.

The administration emphasized the necessity of maintaining a competitive edge over China in the global AI race. While acknowledging potential risks, both leaders advocated for smart regulation that does not impede technological progress.

In a related development, Trump urged Google to reconsider its plan to invest $15 billion in Finnish data centers, suggesting the company is seeking international locations due to difficult permitting processes in the United States. Meanwhile, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined the pushback against development slowdowns during a discussion with Trump, aligning with the administration's stance on rapid AI advancement.

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Anthropic · China · Dario Amodei · Donald Trump · Google · JD Vance · Nvidia · Sam Altman · United States

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