UN-Vollversammlung: Trump verschiebt Friedensziel im Iran – und nennt KI jetzt anders
Der US-Präsident verspricht in seiner Rede ein Iran-Abkommen nach den Midterms. Die Sorgen über die Risiken von KI erklärt er zur Lüge – und will den Begriff durch „Superintelligenz“ ersetzen.
Donald Trump begins his address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday with a minute-long self-congratulatory speech about the United States. "America is back," the US President declares, "We are leading in almost every area," he claims. And: America is doing better than ever. "Two years ago, our country was down, now we are the most fashionable country in the world," Trump boasts.
For the US President, however, things are not going well. According to a Reuters Ipsos survey, his approval ratings among the American population have recently dropped to the lowest point of his entire political career. The war in Iran continues with no end in sight, leading to high gas prices and much discontent among the American population.
This comes at a very unorthodox time for Trump: On November 3rd, important midterm elections for the US Congress will take place, in which the entire House of Representatives and parts of the Senate will be elected.
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