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Trump criticizes "negative forces" that want to slow down AI development
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Trump criticizes "negative forces" that want to slow down AI development

Correio da Manhã13 September 2026 at 16:42

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, criticized the "negative forces" that, according to him, intend to slow down the development of artificial intelligence. The statements were made in the context of an event dedicated to technology.

Trump stated that "they are talking about things that won't happen," expressing skepticism regarding the warnings made by some sectors about the risks associated with AI.

The position of the American President comes at a time when debates about the regulation and limits of artificial intelligence development are growing, both in the United States and internationally.

This is not the first time Trump has expressed support for the rapid development of AI, frequently criticizing those who advocate a more cautious or regulated approach.

Why this matters

Trump's position on AI directly influences US technology policies, which have a global impact. Readers follow how the international technological race can be affected by this pro-growth stance. The tension between rapid innovation and safety is reflected in debates about regulation around the world.

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