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New York PostSig. 7NewsAIPoliticsTechnology

Trump announces creation of ‘AI Force’ — and calls fears of artificial superintelligence a ‘hoax’

President Trump announced the creation of an “AI Force” and a new AI czar, saying he wants to promote the industry while addressing bad practices. He dismissed fears about artificial superintelligence as a “hoax,” comparing them to other claims he has rejected. The announcement comes amid data center protests, upcoming US-China talks, and congressional pressure for AI guardrails.

Washington ExaminerSig. 7NewsAIPoliticsTechnology

Trump says he will form AI Force to be led by ‘czar’

President Donald Trump announced he is forming an 'AI Force' and will soon name an artificial intelligence 'czar' to lead it, saying he wants to protect and grow the U.S. AI industry while using existing laws to address abuses. The article also notes rising concerns among AI researchers and executives about rapid development, and mentions legislation from Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar to pause or ban advanced AI until safety rules are established. Trump has previously dismissed warnings about AI as a 'hoax' and 'sick conspiracy.'

Left 1.7

The HillSig. 7OpinionAILaborEconomy

Millions of new cyber-immigrants are invading America and coming for your job

An opinion column argues that AI and software automation are displacing white-collar workers, eroding bargaining power, and threatening middle-class economic stability while corporations profit. It rejects retraining platitudes and corporate rhetoric, framing ordinary workers as victims of an economic transition driven by employers.

Left 3.6

Washington ExaminerSig. 4NewsAIElectionsPolitics

Debate around AI regulation ‘murky’ ahead of midterm elections: Byron York

Columnist Byron York said Republicans are struggling to make a positive case on artificial intelligence and warned they should not let the midterm debate become a push to stop AI. He said the issue began with local concerns about data centers but has morphed into broader alarm, as AI also features in U.S.-China talks.

Right 2.4

Washington ExaminerSig. 6OpinionAILaborEconomy

Anthropic’s CEO is right to warn us — but he’s fearing the wrong AI apocalypse

An opinion piece argues that Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is right to warn about AI but focuses on the wrong apocalypse: the risk that automation will make human labor unnecessary and erode society's valuation of displaced workers. Drawing on the medieval shift from 'villein' to 'villain' and the Black Death labor shortage, it warns that economic redundancy can harden into moral judgment unless society reaffirms human worth beyond work.

Left 2.2

Washington ExaminerSig. 7OpinionAILawCrime

Courts just allowed AI child sex abuse material because it’s ‘virtual.’ Who do you think it’s trained on?

This opinion piece argues that a 7th Circuit ruling allowing in-home possession of AI-generated child sexual abuse material rests on outdated First Amendment precedent because generative AI models are trained on real abuse images. It contends that AI-generated CSAM is not meaningfully distinct from actual CSAM and urges the Supreme Court to rule that it is not constitutionally protected.

Right 3.1

New York PostSig. 8NewsAIPoliticsTechnology

OpenAI and Anthropic oversold AI security breaches to pressure feds into protecting turf: insiders

The article reports claims from tech insiders that OpenAI and Anthropic exaggerated recent AI security incidents to pressure the federal government into regulation that would entrench incumbents and lock out competitors. It says the breaches were ordinary failures of sandboxing and guardrails, not rogue AI, while senators cite the incidents to seek investigations or pauses.

Right 3.7

New York PostSig. 6NewsAIPoliticsElections

Anthropic splashes out $40M in fight over AI regulations in Congress — as lawmakers allege tech giant is freezing out rivals

Anthropic has poured $40 million into a super PAC tied to its push for new AI regulations in Congress, while lawmakers allege the safety campaign is a disguised effort to freeze out smaller rivals. The article details lobbying and campaign spending, quoting Republican skeptics of AI regulation and noting Democratic-linked donors and proposals like Bernie Sanders' AI tax.

Right 3.3

VoxSig. 8AnalysisAIDefenseHealth

The AI threat keeping scientists up at night

The article examines fears that advances in AI could make it easier to develop and deploy catastrophic bioweapons, citing recent warnings and incidents. It argues that governments should invest more in pandemic preparedness and take steps to preempt synthetic pandemics, even though the exact scale of AI's added risk remains unclear.

Left 2.7

Washington ExaminerSig. 7OpinionAIPoliticsTechnology

Trump’s AI strategy will defeat America before China even tries

A physician and former Republican Senate nominee argues that the Trump administration's voluntary, deregulation-focused AI safety approach is dangerously misguided. He calls for binding federal safety benchmarks, independent verification, and mandatory checks, saying safety and national security must go together to avoid America defeating itself.

Left 3.7