Trump addresses AI at U.N., rejects calls for slowdown
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President Donald Trump addressed the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, where he pledged his support for artificial intelligence (AI) development, despite ongoing calls for a slowdown in the advancement of AI models. According to CNBC, Trump's stance contrasts with some global concerns over the rapid pace of AI innovation. Meanwhile, Ars Technica reported that Trump has proposed the creation of an 'AI Force,' though specific details on its purpose or structure remain unclear. Additionally, CNBC noted that AI experts Sam Altman and Amodei are expected to attend a meeting of the U.N. Security Council focused on AI-related issues.
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