Trump postpones signing artificial intelligence order out of concern it would hurt the AI industry

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President Donald Trump postponed the signing ceremony for a new artificial intelligence (AI) order, citing concerns that it could harm America’s technological lead in AI.
Trump expressed his worries about the text of the order hours before it was scheduled for signing in the Oval Office.
The decision comes amid growing concerns from banking and other sectors about AI’s capabilities to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell organized a meeting with Wall Street CEOs to address these cybersecurity risks, particularly concerning Anthropic’s AI model, Claude Mythos.
There was a push from some allies to implement better methods to regulate AI tools and manage cybersecurity risks, which might be perceived as a shift from Trump’s campaign promises to reverse AI safety regulations from President Joe Biden’s administration.
Despite the growing concerns, Trump remained focused on maintaining America’s lead in AI technology, suggesting a reluctance to implement government oversight measures on commercial AI models.

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