Lee showed how he uses AI. Trump isn't telling
SEATTLE — President Lee Jae Myung has come under fire for publicly sharing how he used Google's Gemini to support his position in a political dispute. Across the Pacific, U.S. President Donald Trump has taken a different approach: He acknowledges using artificial intelligence (AI) but won't say exactly how. Trump is hardly shy about AI-generated content. His social media accounts have featured a…
In Seattle, President Lee Jae Myung has drawn criticism for revealing how he utilized Google's Gemini AI to bolster his stance in a political disagreement. In stark contrast, U.S. President Donald Trump adopts a different stance regarding AI utilization. While Trump openly admits to employing AI, he remains evasive about the specifics of its application.
Trump's social media platforms have been rife with AI-generated imagery and videos, portraying him as various figures, such as a pope and a king, as well as mocking content targeting political adversaries. Despite his frequent use of AI-generated material, Trump appears reluctant to disclose the exact manner in which he employs the technology. During a recent discussion aboard Air Force One, when queried about his personal use of AI, Trump responded simply, "I use AI. Yes, I do," but declined to provide further details.
The disparity between Trump's cautious approach and Lee's transparency is evident. Last month, when asked about the use of AI at a Cabinet meeting, Lee candidly shared a response generated by Gemini, which sparked backlash from opposition parties. These politicians questioned the appropriateness of relying on AI for such a critical decision, highlighting a notable divergence in how the two leaders navigate the realm of artificial intelligence.
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