Donald Trump rejects alerts about the risks of artificial intelligence and criticizes calls for greater regulation of the technology, considering these warnings a sort of conspiracy.
The Vice President of the United States, JD Vance, presents a position different from Trump's. Vance admits there are risks associated with AI technology, appearing less skeptical than the president about the potential dangers.
However, Vance questions the proposals presented by AI companies and the way they are requesting new rules, demonstrating distrust regarding the interests behind these regulatory requests.
This divergence in positions within the Trump-Vance administration illustrates different perspectives on how to approach the regulation of artificial intelligence in the United States.



