Trump calls concerns over rogue AI a 'hoax' promoted by a ‘SICK conspiracy’
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President Donald Trump on Monday rejected warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence, calling concerns over rogue AI part of a “SICK conspiracy” as tech leaders urge greater safeguards. The clash comes as the rapidly advancing t…
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15.09.2026 03:05 — France 24. Further confirmed developments will be added as they become available.
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