StraightArrow__ reports that Vance said the Trump administration wants to regulate AI “smartly,” but called major AI companies’ requests for government regulation a potential “Trojan horse.”
StraightArrow__ reports that Vice President JD Vance told reporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on September 14 that Americans should not be afraid of AI, while acknowledging its risks. He said the Trump administration wants to regulate the technology “smartly” but expressed skepticism about major AI companies seeking government regulation, calling that approach potentially a “Trojan horse.”
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StraightArrow__ reports that Vance said the Trump administration wants to regulate AI “smartly,” but called major AI companies’ requests for government regulation a potential “Trojan horse.”
StraightArrow__ reports that Vice President JD Vance told reporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on September 14 that Americans should not be afraid of AI, while acknowledging its risks. He said the Trump administration wants to regulate the technology “smartly” but expressed skepticism about major AI companies seeking government regulation, calling that approach potentially a “Trojan horse.”
Straight Arrow@StraightArrow__VP JD Vance said Monday, that Americans should not be afraid of artificial intelligence, while acknowledging that the technology carries risks. Speaking to reporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, Vance said the Trump administration wants to regulate AI “smartly” but…
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Straight Arrow@StraightArrow__VP JD Vance said Monday, that Americans should not be afraid of artificial intelligence, while acknowledging that the technology carries risks. Speaking to reporters at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, Vance said the Trump administration wants to regulate AI “smartly” but…
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