Trump Announces Establishment of 'AI Czar' to Regulate Artificial Intelligence Development
U.S. President Trump stated that the United States will support the development of the artificial intelligence industry and will not restrict its growth. He referred to AI as the "next industrial revolution," with its impact potentially reaching 25% of the U.S. GDP. Trump pointed out that the U.S. is leading in the field of AI compared to other countries and hopes to maintain this advantage. He announced plans to establish an "Artificial Intelligence Task Force" and will appoint an "AI Czar" responsible for AI affairs in the future. Trump emphasized that the government will not suppress AI innovation through restrictive measures but will utilize the existing judicial system to address illegal activities in the AI sector. He also stated that despite the AI industry facing doubts and attacks, the government will support its development and strengthen relevant oversight.
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