President of the United Statestrump express,artificial intelligence The risks posed can be managed and this indicates a willingness to accept protective measures. he isColombia “I have no objection to installing guardrails,” he said on the CBS “60 Minutes” program.
Asked whether the United States should accept the risks of artificial intelligence to stay ahead of China, Trump said these risks can be managed and expressed his willingness to work with Democrats to develop protective measures.
He told CBS, “I don’t mind the guardrails,” but he doesn’t want the rules to put the United States “second to China,” claiming that there is no such restriction.
Trump has previously supported letting technology companies regulate themselves rather than impose sweeping government restrictions. His latest comments suggest some openness to protective measures, but it is unclear how much regulation he is willing to accept.
