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Trump rejects AI brake and denounces "sick conspiracy": "We are ahead of China and everyone else"
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Trump rejects AI brake and denounces "sick conspiracy": "We are ahead of China and everyone else"

Record14 September 2026 at 17:30

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, publicly rejected the implementation of brakes or limitations on the development of artificial intelligence, denouncing what he classified as a "sick conspiracy" against American leadership in technology.

Trump stated that the United States is ahead of China and all other countries in the field of artificial intelligence, arguing that any restriction on the sector would be harmful to America's geopolitical position.

During his speech, the President directed severe criticism at those he designated as "conspiracy theorists," "traitors," and those responsible for leaks to the press, suggesting that there are internal forces trying to sabotage American advances in the area of AI.

Trump's position comes at a time when the debate over the regulation of artificial intelligence has gained international prominence, with several countries debating possible limitations on the development of increasingly powerful AI systems.

Why this matters

The article is relevant for American and global readers because it documents the US President's position against restrictions on AI development, which can influence global technology policies. Trump's accusations against internal groups suggest tensions in his administration over AI governance. The assertion of American superiority over China in this area fuels the debate on the global technology race.

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