'Don’t kill the Golden Goose': Trump says AI warnings 'HOAX,' AI leaders raise alarms
Former President Donald Trump has dismissed warnings regarding the existential risks of artificial intelligence as a "hoax," arguing that over-regulation could stifle the industry’s development. Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance echoed this sentiment, labeling such alarms a "Trojan horse" intended to protect established corporate interests. These positions stand in direct contrast to the calls for safety oversight and regulation from prominent leaders within the AI field.
Vice President JD Vance called the warnings from AI leaders a "Trojan horse."
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