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Trump dismisses AI fears ahead of meeting Anthropic CEO

US President Donald Trump has confirmed that he plans to have a dinner meeting with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, but reaffirmed his stance against slowing the pace of AI development.

Trump dismisses AI fears ahead of meeting Anthropic CEO

US President Donald Trump has confirmed plans for a dinner meeting with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, while reiterating his views against slowing down AI development. Mr Trump reiterated his belief that new regulations would allow China to surpass the United States in AI advancement, emphasizing that the US is currently ahead and building trillions of dollars worth of infrastructure.

He dismissed concerns about the risks of rapid AI advancements, stating that it is more important for the US to maintain its technological edge. The meeting with Amodei comes as tech CEOs have called for slower AI development, following incidents involving rogue AI agents. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates also expressed his desire to discuss AI regulations with Trump, citing the potential catastrophic consequences of AI's unchecked growth. Despite warnings from AI researchers about the dangers of AI, Trump dismissed them as a "hoax."

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