S. ahead of China in artificial intelligence.
Trump, Amodei to Discuss AI Amid Safety Debate Trump confirmed the dinner while speaking to Fox News, saying he remains opposed to slowing AI development. Amodei has been among the technology leaders urging the industry to slow the development of increasingly capable AI systems, arguing that safety measures need to keep pace with advances in the technology.
S. lead over China in AI remains a higher priority.
S. is about "a year and a half" ahead of China in the technology race.
’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google DeepMind, Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) and xAI have also called for slowing the development of increasingly capable AI systems. Axios was the first to report about Trump’s dinner with Amodei.
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) and several technology executives are also scheduled to meet at the White House on Sept. 29.
"We have, as you know, a very big meeting on Tuesday where everybody’s coming in and that’ll be very important," Trump told Fox News. m.
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