Trump calls the risk of AI "false" and equates it to climate change "fraud."
"They said recently that the world was going to disappear because of climate change, a lie that never worked for them, and now they're going for the next one," the U.S. president said.
U.S. President Donald Trump has equated the "lie" of danger posed by the development of artificial intelligence with the "fraud" of climate change.
"Those who say that AI is going to destroy the world and that data centers are bad for your neighborhood are the same people who said the world was going to disappear because of climate change, a lie that never worked for them and now they're going for the next one," Trump said in a social media message.
He has attributed these "lies" to "revolutionaries of evil," and explained that they are "people who don't have America's interests in mind."
"I'm a Liar, and right now I'm uncovering another lie: that AI is going to take control and destroy the world, and that robots are going to go to our cities and dismantle all of us," he said, adding that this "lie" is "even worse than Russia, Russia, Russia or the global warming scam."
This message comes amid the upheaval caused by the statements of Anthropic's founder and CEO, Dario Amodei, who called for "slowing down" the development of AA models "capabilities because of the risk of" losing control "of this technology and causing" computer attacks, "" bioterrorism, "or" serious economic problems. "