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AI warnings. Trump criticizes "negative forces"

Observador13 September 2026 at 16:34

US President Donald Trump reacted to warnings issued by tech company CEOs about the risks of artificial intelligence. During his speech, Trump strongly criticized these warnings, calling the executives "negative forces" seeking to slow down AI development.

According to the article, Trump accused tech executives of trying to slow technological progress through their public warnings about the dangers associated with artificial intelligence. The president's position contrasts with the calls for caution made by various figures in the tech sector.

The article does not specify which companies or CEOs issued these warnings, nor does it detail which specific risks were mentioned. Trump's reaction comes in the context of a broader debate about the regulation and responsible development of AI in the United States.

Why this matters

Trump's position may influence the direction of AI policy in the United States, affecting tech companies and consumers. The conflict between security warnings from industry leaders and the political stance in favor of rapid development without restrictions raises questions about the future of AI regulation globally.

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