Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer Warns Trump on AI Risks, Demands Congressional Action
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer warned that the Trump administration is ignoring alarm calls on AI risks and stated that if Trump does not act, Congress will take responsibility. Schumer demanded a classified briefing with all senators to examine the risks of uncontrolled AI development and the lack of action to counter China's advancements in the technology.
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(Adnkronos) - 'The alarm is ringing louder than ever, and the Trump administration is turning away. If they don't take responsibility, we will. And if Trump doesn't act, Congress must act.' This was stated in a statement by Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer, who is demanding that the Trump administration hold a classified briefing for all Senate members, and is calling for action to address the serious risks posed by uncontrolled AI development and the lack of action to prevent China from developing this technology.
(Adnkronos) - 'Alarm calls are louder than ever, and Trump's administration is turning away. If they don't take responsibility, we will. And if Trump doesn't act, it should be done by Congress.' This was stated by Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer in a statement, in which he asks Trump's administration to hold a closed briefing with all senators to 'examine serious risks related to the uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence and the lack of action to stop the development of this technology by China.'
(Adnkronos) - "The alarm bells are ringing like never before, and the Trump administration is turning the other way. If they don't take their responsibilities, we will. And if Trump doesn't act, Congress must." This is what the Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer, states in a declaration where he asks the Trump administration for a classified briefing with all senators to "address the serious risks posed by uncontrolled artificial intelligence development and the lack of action in stopping China's development of this technology."