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Trump to create ‘AI Force’ to monitor technology as fears over out-of-control agents grow

President Trump announced he would appoint an AI czar and create an 'AI Force' to monitor artificial intelligence, but provided almost no details. The announcement comes amid rising industry and public fears about AI risks, with Trump dismissing those concerns as a 'hoax' even as some Republicans call for caution. The article also notes California's proposed AI safety panel and upcoming US-China competition.

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Trump wants a new AI czar and an "AI Force" modeled on Space Force

President Trump announced he is creating an "AI Force" modeled on Space Force and will soon name a new AI czar, continuing his push for rapid AI development with limited regulation. The article notes few details about the force and contrasts the move with industry leaders and public concern calling for stronger safety rules.

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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.

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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.'

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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.

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Nvidia CEO calls for AI to be developed "as fast as we can"

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI should be developed as quickly as possible while ensuring safety, pushing back against calls to slow down. The article also includes warnings from Anthropic leaders and a researcher about AI risks and regulation, along with the Trump administration's dismissive stance.

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Texas stops issuing permits for Flock cameras along state roads

Texas has stopped issuing permits for new Flock license plate reader cameras along state roads at Gov. Greg Abbott's direction, while existing cameras remain active. The move follows privacy concerns and similar action in Florida, though law enforcement agencies defend the cameras as crime-solving tools.

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What's making the Texas Senate race so competitive

The report examines why the Texas Senate race has become competitive, focusing on Republican divisions, scandals surrounding Ken Paxton, local backlash to data centers, and Democrat James Talarico's campaign. It also notes Trump's financial backing for Paxton and reservations among some GOP voters.

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Suffolk County delays controversial rollout of Flock Safety’s ‘Raven’ listening system

Suffolk County delayed replacing its ShotSpotter gunshot-detection system with Flock Safety’s Raven listening system, renewing SoundThinking’s contract for one year. The report highlights controversy over Flock’s AI surveillance cameras and listening capabilities, including privacy objections, protests, vandalism, and regulatory bills.

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