Trump rejects global AI controls and urges US to press ahead with "superintelligence"
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US President Donald Trump used his September 22 address to the United Nations General Assembly to reject international efforts to control artificial intelligence, argue that the US must maintain its lead over China, and urge officials to call the technology "superintelligence." The remarks sharpen a policy divide over whether rapid development can be reconciled with safeguards—and whether Washington and Beijing can cooperate on risks even as they compete.
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