Trump Says AI Needs Just One Guardrail: A ‘Strong and Smart’ President
Donald Trump has rejected calls for additional AI safeguards, saying existing U.S. powers are sufficient and that AI needs a ‘strong and smart’ president.
Donald Trump has rejected calls for additional AI safeguards, saying existing U.S. powers are sufficient and that AI needs a ‘strong and smart’ president.
Twenty-three Democratic-led states and D.C. are suing to block a Trump rule allowing food stamps and Medicaid to be considered in some green card public-charge assessments.
Palantir, Nvidia and Booz Allen are reportedly restricting or reconsidering frontier AI use unless stronger guarantees are provided over sensitive customer data.
Britain and the United States are launching new fusion agreements combining AI, supercomputing and regulation as the UK commits more than £2.5 billion to the technology.
Trump has played down a report that Chinese entities supplied Iran with satellite imagery before an attack that killed three U.S. troops, saying both countries spy on each other.
Marine Le Pen leads every tested 2027 presidential scenario on 33%–36%, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon reaches the runoff in most configurations.
China’s state-backed Global Times has attacked Anthropic’s call to slow frontier AI as a Cold War tactic, pointing to U.S. chip controls and restrictions on Chinese labs.
Abuse and intimidation are changing how British candidates campaign, with many avoiding controversial subjects, campaigning alone or considering whether to stand again.
AI-linked Asian stocks fell sharply after leading frontier-lab chiefs backed slowing AI development over safety concerns, exposing a growing clash between risk and market value.
A second federal judge has frozen Trump’s new mail-ballot rules, warning that implementing them after voting machinery is already operating could put valid ballots at risk.