President Trump said his administration will establish an “AI Force” and appoint an artificial‑intelligence czar, signaling a hands-off approach to industry growth while pledging to police misuse through existing laws. In a social-media post, Mr. Trump rejected calls to slow development and dismissed many AI safety warnings as a “hoax,” arguing the technology could rival past industrial revolutions and bolster U.S. economic output as Washington seeks to stay ahead of China. The comments come amid mounting concerns from researchers and executives about frontier-model risks, a spate of reported security incidents at leading firms, and fresh proposals from lawmakers in the U.S. and U.K. to tighten oversight. Mr. Trump is expected to discuss AI when he meets China’s Xi Jinping next week.
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