Vance says AI doom warnings from tech CEOs feel like a ‘Trojan horse’
JD Vance, the Vice President, expresses skepticism towards ceos calling for a slowdown in artificial intelligence development, comparing their stance to a “Trojan horse.” he mentioned that the Trump administration is concerned about the rapid progress of frontier AI models but advocates for “regulating smartly” to balance the benefits and risks associated with AI technology. JD Vance, the Vice President, expressed skepticism regarding CEOs urging a slowdown in artificial intelligence development, comparing their calls to a “trojan horse.” He highlighted that the Trump administration is indeed concerned about the rapid advancement of frontier AI models but emphasizes the importance of “regulating smartly” to strike a balance between leveraging AI’s benefits and mitigating it’s risks.
Vice President JD Vance is skeptical of artificial intelligence CEOs calling for a development slowdown, comparing the calls to a “Trojan horse.”
Vance told reporters on Monday that President Donald Trump‘s administration is concerned about the speed at which frontier model development is happening but would prefer to “regulate smartly,” considering the benefits and risks of AI.
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