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Donald Trump claims 'sick conspiracy' against AI, rejects calls for regulation

Donald Trump claims 'sick conspiracy' against AI, rejects calls for regulation

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There is a SICK conspiracy going on against AI and Data Centers, and the only one that is happy about it is China."In a second post an hour later, Trump said: "The only reason the AI/Data Center outburst is happening is because the United States is leading, by a lot, every other country. Don't kill the Golden Goose!"On Saturday, Amodei published an essay outlining a three-step plan to safely "pace" AI development while systems are developed to manage its risk.

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NewsWorld15 September 2026, 6:17amDonald Trump claims 'sick conspiracy' against AI helping China, rejects calls for regulationBrad Ryan in Washington DC forABC NewsCaption:US President Donald Trump speaks to the media prior to boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland on September 11, 2026.Photo credit:AFP / BRENDAN SMIALOWSKIDonald Trump has aggressively pushed back on calls to regulate AI development in the US, claiming there is a "sick conspiracy" against the technology.Pressure is building in Washington for urgent action to rein in AI's rapid development after a flurry of dire warnings from industry leaders.But the US president has used social media to say the only protection necessary is a "high IQ" president.He suggested regulating AI would only help China get ahead of…

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