Trump Says No Need to Regulate AI, Since That Strategy Is Working Fine for Climate Change
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In a recent speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, President Donald Trump dismissed calls for regulating artificial intelligence (AI), suggesting that a similar approach has been effective in combating climate change. Trump argued that the U.S. rejects any attempt to create a globalist scheme to control AI, stating that those warning of potential catastrophic consequences from AI development are the same individuals who previously predicted the world would end due to global warming.
He introduced the term "super intelligence" as a rebranding of AI, claiming that the term "artificial" gives the technology an unreal and dangerous connotation. However, numerous examples of climate change-related disasters, such as extreme heat waves, glacial melt-off, and wildfires, demonstrate the real risks posed by global warming.
Trump's dismissive attitude toward climate change and AI regulation reveals his socioeconomic perspective, as the climate movement persists in grassroots organizations, international coalitions, and academic circles. The president's comments signal his intention to disregard these pressing global issues, leaving the rest of the world to bear the consequences of his inaction.
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