GoKawiilTrump tells UN he opposes AI regulation, compares it favorably to climate policy
In a speech to the UN General Assembly, President Trump rejected any global effort to regulate artificial intelligence, arguing that the lack of strict climate regulation has worked out fine and using that as reasoning against AI oversight. He also said he wants to rename artificial intelligence as 'super intelligence,' claiming the word 'artificial' makes it sound 'fake.'
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Trump's remarks suggest the administration favors minimal federal oversight of AI development, which could shape US policy debates as lawmakers and the public increasingly call for guardrails around the technology. His comparison to climate change, which most scientists say has caused significant harm, indicates skepticism toward experts warning of AI risks, though it remains unclear what concrete policy actions might follow from these comments.
- Trump publicly opposed international efforts to regulate AI in a UN address.
- He justified deregulation by claiming lax climate policy has had no negative consequences.
- Trump proposed rebranding 'artificial intelligence' as 'super intelligence.'
Source: futurism.com — Joe Wilkins, 2026-09-22
Published there as: “Trump Says No Need to Regulate AI, Since That Strategy Is Working Fine for Climate Change”
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