Trump Dismisses AI Doomsday Claims as a Hoax

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Yesterday

Former President Trump released a statement asserting that never in business history has there been an instance where industry leaders proactively called for regulation, noting that strict enforcement of such rules would typically lead to the disappearance or even bankruptcy of companies. He described a series of negative narratives regarding artificial intelligence—such as AI taking over the world or destroying humanity—as hoaxes, comparing them to the repeatedly hyped Russia-Ukraine topic, the two impeachment hoaxes, and various other scams the United States has endured due to the illegal activities of saboteurs.

He also expressed dissatisfaction with Google's recent announcement to build a large-scale facility in Finland, attributing the decision to the difficulty of obtaining construction permits in the U.S., and urged the company to reconsider its plans. Trump emphasized that AI and data centers are poised to become the most powerful engine of economic growth in history, with an impact surpassing that of oil, gold, diamonds, and even the internet. He vowed that during his presidential term, this industry will not be hindered by those intent on sabotage.

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