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Why Beijing fears AI could become a weapon against its regimeTech17:14

As U.S. technology leaders urge caution, China is voicing concerns about increasingly powerful artificial intelligence. But strategic rivalry may take precedence over the need to slow development first.

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Should the brakes be put on AI?Tech

US President Donald Trump says excessive rules could give China an advantage in the artificial intelligence market. Executives at OpenAI and Anthropic have meanwhile renewed warnings that current AI development could threaten humanity and called for stronger checks.

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Trump: Very negative forces raise exaggerated concerns over AITech5:46

Warnings from leading AI startups that the technology could threaten humanity’s very existence have angered the US president. Donald Trump says he will ensure the United States remains the industry leader in AI, while technology analyst Carmi Levy weighs in.

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Trump and GOP reject calls for urgent AI regulationTech10:18

A series of warnings from AI company leaders that their technology could soon outpace humanity’s ability to control it has drawn little response from Republicans running Washington. President Donald Trump dismissed the warnings as “negative forces” conjuring up “things that won’t happen,” while House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected emergency legislation.

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Stocks Fall as AI Slowdown Fears and Oil Jitters Hit SentimentEconomy43:25

U.S. equity futures declined after leaders of major AI companies proposed slowing the technology’s development. China criticized the warnings, saying a Chinese advantage could threaten U.S. national security. Oil prices rose after Saudi Arabia shut a major crude pipeline following attacks.

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Trump dismisses urgent calls to slow AI developmentTech3:35

The CEOs of Anthropic and other leading AI companies say the technology is moving too fast and are urging stronger guardrails, including action by lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Trump has dismissed urgent calls to slow AI development.

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This Morning’s Top Headlines – Sept. 14 | Morning News NOWOther23:29

Concerns are mounting over the expanding power of artificial intelligence as AI executives call for a slowdown. President Donald Trump supports a united Ireland, while a global diesel shortage drives prices higher.

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AI researcher says new warnings about risks to humanity are 'really serious'Tech0:52

New warnings from inside the artificial intelligence industry have reignited a long-running debate over whether advanced AI could escape human control and ultimately threaten humanity’s survival, and whether the companies developing it are doing enough to prevent that outcome.

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Is AI a threat to humanity? | Reuters World NewsPolitics10:39

Tech giants want to slow the development of artificial intelligence, but U.S. President Donald Trump dismisses the fears, saying a slowdown would mean China wins. Two crypto investors have given nearly $100 million to Reform UK, the largest donation in British political history. Hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough in the Strait of Hormuz are fading after talks were postponed, while Sweden’s centre-left opposition appears set to win the election.

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Start Here Sept. 14 | The AI Industry’s Wake-Up CallTech24:56

A range of leaders, including technology CEOs and politicians, are urging a slowdown in AI development. Saudi Arabia says it is shutting a key oil pipeline after it came under attack, while a third person in Pennsylvania has died from measles.

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Is the AI boom about to slow down? | Reuters Morning BidTech10:10

The heads of OpenAI and Anthropic are urging a slower pace of AI development amid warnings about existential risk, while OpenAI has postponed its IPO until at least next year. That raises questions about the impact of a pause on the chip and data-center boom. Oil has risen back above $108 a barrel after a Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, regional talks on the Strait of Hormuz have collapsed, and markets see a 90% chance of a Fed rate hike on Wednesday.

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European Tech Stocks Hit by AI Boss Risk WarningsEconomy1:35:58

Global equities fell after leaders of major artificial-intelligence companies proposed slowing the technology’s development. Higher oil prices further weakened risk appetite, with tech stocks leading declines as traders worried that curbs on cutting-edge AI could damage the boom driving hundreds of billions of dollars in capital spending. Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.4%.

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Xi Pitches AI Vision as Silicon Valley Leaders Tap BrakesTech1:32:06

Chinese leader Xi Jinping promotes a vision for artificial intelligence as some Silicon Valley leaders support slowing development because of safety concerns. The discussion also examines the need for stronger AI safeguards.

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AI race with China risks ‘a race to the bottom’, expert warnsTech10:29

US President Donald Trump has downplayed concerns about AI development, saying he does not want the United States to surrender its edge to China. Although he acknowledges a need for regulation, Trump says “negative forces” are behind warnings about AI safety and oversight, adding that “whoever wins with AI, wins”. An expert warns the competition could become a race to the bottom.

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Trump dismisses calls from tech CEOs to slow AI developmentTech2:06

US President Donald Trump has downplayed concerns about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence after industry leaders warned about the rapid pace of development. Trump says he does not want the US to surrender its AI advantage to China.

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Global National: Sept. 13 | Trump downplays AI warnings as concerns growTech22:29

As leading AI authorities call for a global slowdown in development, U.S. President Donald Trump dismisses the concerns and says the country must remain an industry leader. Anthropic’s CEO says the technology poses “real dangers” and accuses the industry of lying to the public about its risks.

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Calls to slow AI development gain momentumTech2:18

Top artificial intelligence executives around the world are joining a growing push to reduce the pace of the technology’s development. ABC News reports the latest details.

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