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Trump rejects AI brake and denounces "sick conspiracy"
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Trump rejects AI brake and denounces "sick conspiracy"

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 17:12

Trump has been rejecting in recent days warnings from technology sector leaders about the risks associated with the rapid development of artificial intelligence. The US head of state denounced what he considered to be a "sick conspiracy" related to these warnings. The president's position contrasts with calls from prominent figures in the technology sector who have been warning about the dangers of the accelerated advancement of AI. The article does not specify which technology leaders made these warnings or what specific risks they mentioned.

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This position by Trump is relevant because it can influence the AI policy of the United States, the largest technology market in the world, affecting companies and consumers globally. Readers in the region learn that warnings from industry experts have been formally rejected at the highest level of US political power.

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