Trump posts letter with ‘Unites States’ typo after AI meeting with tech CEOs
The letter detailing President Trump’s pact with key AI leaders posted Tuesday following his meeting with technology leaders contains a typo, misspelling his title as “President of the Unites States." The letter, which Trump posted on Truth Social, outlined the voluntary agreement to implement certain guardrails following several high-profile cybersecurity incidents where AI chatbots escaped...
Jimmy Kimmel took aim at President Trump during his monologue for his recent meeting with artificial intelligence executives, mocking the president's obsession with renaming AI to "super intelligence." Kimmel played a clip of Trump stating that "everybody likes it," remarking, "Yes, I'm sure the guy whose company's name is OpenAI is very excited about this development."
Kimmel joked that Trump is "obsessed with changing the names of things," pointing out that the issue began with his son, Don Jr. The comedian likened Trump's role in setting AI guardrails to an 80-year-old grandpa attempting to set up a WiFi router. Kimmel concluded by expressing doubt that a senior figure like Trump should be involved in AI regulation, stating, "You just wouldn't do it."
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