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Donald Trump says the US should not slow down artificial intelligence and now wants a new government "AI Force" and an AI czar to oversee the technology. At the…
Donald Trump says the US should not slow down artificial intelligence and now wants a new government "AI Force" and an AI czar to oversee the technology. At the same time, Washington is proposing a new AI dialogue with China, including a system to warn each other about major AI incidents with national security implications.
DW's Brent Goff speaks with legal expert Kevin Frazier and AI policy specialist Aalok Mehta.
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No one is controlling your AI because you don’t have AI. US and China do.
@@pointerishImported1mo ago
“Our” AI? How naive. 😂
@@tomaaron6187Imported1mo ago
Why would anyone trust the USA😵💫🙄
@@tomaaron6187Imported1mo ago
Not Germany or the EU… vassals of the US. Without Russian energy and natural resources, Europe is anachronistic dinosaur.
@@KrazyGoat-1Imported1mo ago
WEAK CCP.
@@mohsenalharbi5595Imported1mo ago
Communism is the solution
@@MikeTMB5BERImported1mo ago
It will hide itself and it will evade until it controls all the infrastructure. An air gapped system that is potentially super intelligent is essentially unstoppable imo
@@gagestandingready1472Imported1mo ago
America, as usual, rushes towards being the the first to create something they can't control and regrets it after the damage is done.
@@not2busyImported1mo ago
Who's really controlling the future of AI? Well, AI itself. It is just letting everyone think they are in control, when in reality, they are not.
@@AlinMateescu5Imported1mo ago
"YOUR" AI?<br><br>LOL<br><br>Europe doesn't have AI<br><br>They have American and Chinese AI
@@DarrenWeeseImported1mo ago
Donald Trump means take advantage of everybody in the world over AI
Donald Trump says the US should not slow down artificial intelligence and now wants a new government "AI Force" and an AI czar to oversee the technology. At the same time, Washington is proposing a new AI dialogue with China, including a system to warn each other about major AI incidents with national security implications.
DW's Brent Goff speaks with legal expert Kevin Frazier and AI policy specialist Aalok Mehta.
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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