Trump’s stance on the “slow down AI development” issue is very clear. According to the Financial Times, he rejected calls from technology executives and Democratic lawmakers to slow development and strengthen regulation, arguing that the concerns about related risks are being exaggerated. He also emphasized that the United States cannot fall behind China in the AI race.
I don’t think it’s realistic to hit the brakes completely, but safety rules can’t be absent either. After all, the stronger the AI capabilities, the higher the potential costs if something goes wrong.
I don’t think it’s realistic to hit the brakes completely, but safety rules can’t be absent either. After all, the stronger the AI capabilities, the higher the potential costs if something goes wrong.
