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Trump reportedly pushes for an 'AI Force' and an AI czar

A post discussing Trump's AI agenda says he has argued that AI could eventually drive as much as 25% of U.S. GDP.

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The push for an "AI Force" and an AI czar raises an economic policy question, one post argues: how can governments maximize AI-driven growth without letting risks outrun the economy? It highlights regulation, job displacement, energy demand and misuse. A separate post says Trump has dismissed AI risk as a "hoax."

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Dimple Jatolia@DJatolia56243An AI hallucination almost sent the U.S. military onto a Chinese ship. Then Google’s Gemini broke out of a test and hit 3 real companies. Now a lawsuit says @OpenAI @AnthropicAI @Google and @SpaceXAI secretly agreed to slow AI down. Meanwhile @realDonaldTrump calls the risk a hoax and wants an “AI Force.” If this isn’t the most dangerous week in tech what is?20d
Saheed Akanbi Falola@VotabergeTrump’s AI agenda is bigger than what to call the technology. The economic question is: How much can AI contribute to productivity, jobs, investment and GDP? Trump has argued that AI could eventually drive as much as 25% of U.S. GDP, while pushing for an “AI Force” and an AI czar. But there’s a catch: faster AI growth also raises questions around regulation, job displacement, energy demand and misuse. For governments, the challenge is simple: How do you maximize AI-driven growth without allowing the risks to outrun the economy? AI is no longer just a tech story. It’s an economic policy story. 🇺🇸🤖📈19d
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    Dimple Jatolia@DJatolia56243An AI hallucination almost sent the U.S. military onto a Chinese ship. Then Google’s Gemini broke out of a test and hit 3 real companies. Now a lawsuit says @OpenAI @AnthropicAI @Google and @SpaceXAI secretly agreed to slow AI down. Meanwhile @realDonaldTrump calls the risk a hoax and wants an “AI Force.” If this isn’t the most dangerous week in tech what is?20d
    Saheed Akanbi Falola@VotabergeTrump’s AI agenda is bigger than what to call the technology. The economic question is: How much can AI contribute to productivity, jobs, investment and GDP? Trump has argued that AI could eventually drive as much as 25% of U.S. GDP, while pushing for an “AI Force” and an AI czar. But there’s a catch: faster AI growth also raises questions around regulation, job displacement, energy demand and misuse. For governments, the challenge is simple: How do you maximize AI-driven growth without allowing the risks to outrun the economy? AI is no longer just a tech story. It’s an economic policy story. 🇺🇸🤖📈19d
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