"AI Force and Caesar".. Trump announces his plans regarding artificial intelligence
- U.S. President Donald Trump revealed on Saturday that he plans to form an "AI Force" and appoint a high-ranking official (Caesar) to oversee it, amid increasing calls for the government to impose regulatory controls on the rapid development of artificial intelligence. Trump reiterated in a post on his platform "Truth Social" his view
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- U.S. President Donald Trump revealed on Saturday that he plans to form an "AI Force" and appoint a high-ranking official (Caesar) to oversee it, amid increasing calls for the government to impose regulatory controls on the rapid development of artificial intelligence. Trump reiterated in a post on his platform "Truth Social" his view that concerns regarding artificial intelligence are merely a "hoax," but he also acknowledged some of the risks posed by this technology, stating: "We will also work to monitor bad practices, and we can easily do this through our existing criminal and civil justice system."
Trump added: "For this purpose, I am forming the AI Force, just as I did with the Space Force, which achieved tremendous success during my first term. To this end, I will soon announce the name of the AI Caesar; only individuals with high IQs will be eligible to run for this position."
Ofoq News contacted the White House for more details about the duties of this official (Caesar), whether the president is considering a specific person for this role, and whether the "AI Force" would be a branch of the military, similar to the "Space Force." Trump's announcement comes at a time when the White House and Congress are facing pressure to enact precautionary and regulatory measures regarding artificial intelligence in recent weeks.
The president had downplayed these concerns, claiming there is a "malicious conspiracy" aimed at undermining artificial intelligence. Trump said in his post on Saturday: "We will not hinder or curb in any way the growth of this amazing industry. We are outperforming China and the rest of the world, and I intend to maintain this status." In contrast, Democrats have been more vocal in their calls to slow the pace of artificial intelligence development; former President Barack Obama urged potential Democratic presidential candidates to place artificial intelligence at the core of their 2028 election platforms.
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