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US President Donald Trump has revealed a controversial warning he claims he delivered to a senior artificial intelligence executive over concerns about AI safety, telling the unnamed individual, “Kiss your wife goodnight” and warning, “Tomorrow morning, you’re going to jail.” During a 60 Minutes interview, Trump described how the threat of possible arrest allegedly prompted the executive to change their approach. At the same time, Trump dismissed fears that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity, arguing that its risks can be managed. He stressed that the United States must maintain its lead over China in the rapidly growing AI race, while expressing support for limited safety regulations that do not slow American innovation. The revelations have reignited debate over AI regulation, government oversight, technological competition, and the balance between public safety and America's global dominance in artificial intelligence.

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00:22go home right now see your wife and children give them a kiss good night because tomorrow
00:29morning you're going to jail that's the extraordinary warning u.s president donald trump claims he once
00:36delivered to a senior ai executive and now trump is revealing the story behind that threat while
00:44making his position on ai safety crystal clear speaking in an interview with cbs's 60 minutes
00:51trump described how he personally intervened after receiving a report about potentially harmful use
00:58of ai according to trump the individual was heading to one of the major ai companies when his
01:05administration contacted them with a stark warning get ready to go to jail please give your wife a kiss
01:12good night trump recalled saying he claimed the executive was told to return home spend time with
01:19their family and prepare for a possible arrest the following morning but here's where the story takes
01:25another turn trump claimed that the individual subsequently changed their entire approach to
01:32the issue this person totally changed everything he said however trump did not reveal the executive's
01:40identity name the company or provide further details about the alleged safety concerns so what does this
01:47tell us about trump's approach to ai the president is taking a somewhat contradictory position on one hand he
01:55acknowledges that ai needs safeguards but on the other he's pushing back against warnings that the technology
02:02could pose an existential threat to humanity i think that the risk is not nearly as real as they talk
02:09and i think the risk can be managed trump said in other words trump believes ai risks can be controlled
02:17without putting the brakes on technological development and there is one major reason behind that position
02:24china trump argued that america cannot afford to lose its advantage in artificial intelligence because
02:32beijing is rapidly expanding its own capabilities first of all because china's going to have it
02:38so if we don't have it china's going to have it he described the global ai race as essentially a
02:45competition between washington and beijing warning that falling behind could put the united states at an
02:51enormous disadvantage but does that mean trump opposes regulation all together not exactly the president
02:59said he had no objection to introducing guardrails and even expressed willingness to work with democrats on
03:06ai safety measures but he drew a clear line i don't mind guardrails but i don't want to put us
03:13in a deep
03:13second position trump said his argument is that safety regulations should not become so restrictive that
03:21american companies lose their competitive edge trump also contrasted america's approach with china's
03:28claiming that beijing's safeguards ultimately depend on the decisions of chinese president xi jinping
03:35meanwhile the debate over ai regulation continues to intensify in washington democrats have called for
03:42stronger protections while the trump administration has largely focused on working with american technology
03:48companies to accelerate ai development in september u.s ai companies also signed a voluntary agreement
03:56on the safe development of the technology

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