Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has announced his decision to establish an 'AI Force'. He compared the widespread impacts of artificial intelligence to the time of the internet's emergence, stating: 'I am forming an AI Force, just as I established the Space Force during my first term, which has been remarkably successful.'
Trump's View on Artificial Intelligence
Mr. Trump has predicted that the artificial intelligence industry has the potential to account for up to 25% of the United States' GDP. He also mentioned that he will soon introduce the chief officer of this force. The President of the United States emphasized that his country has surpassed 'China and other parts of the world' in the field of artificial intelligence and that he aims to maintain this advantage.
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In response to recent concerns from companies in this field regarding the rapid growth of technology, Trump stated that he will not hinder the growth of this 'incredible industry' and, on the contrary, will support its development.
Global Competition and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence
As China and the United States, the two largest economies in the world, strive for superiority in advanced technologies, artificial intelligence is now at the center of competition between the two countries. This issue is expected to be discussed in Donald Trump's upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping, the President of China.
The Trump administration has also announced that it will use existing judicial systems to combat any misuse of artificial intelligence. At the same time, Mr. Trump has labeled criticisms and concerns about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence as 'fabricated.'
However, researchers have warned that this technology may pose serious risks to humanity. Dario Amodei, the head of Anthropic, has called for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence and the implementation of a program to mitigate its risks. Sam Altman from OpenAI and Elon Musk also agree with these recommendations.
In the UK, Members of Parliament have identified the human rights risks posed by artificial intelligence and have called for new laws to manage this technology. The Joint Human Rights Committee has published a report calling for serious examination of these threats.
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