The AI industry's contradictions take center stage in Washington, Silicon Valley
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In Washington, DC and San Francisco this week, the promise of AI will be front and center — even as warnings about the dangers of the technology swirl in the background. Why it matters: The country is struggling to reconcile alarming AI disclosures from the same industry players eager to show off their latest, most advanced tech. Meanwhile in Washington, administration officials hold deep-seated skepticism about regulation and the motivations of top AI companies. State of play: On Tuesday, President Trump, Vice President JD Vance, other administration officials and industry leaders will gather for an event to celebrate the beginning of a " Golden Age " and highlight AI. Trump, House Speaker
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