Donald Trump has expressed concern about the threat of artificial intelligence

by Max Nevskyi

2 years ago

In an interview with FOX Business, former President of the United States Donald Trump emphasized that artificial intelligence is capable of deceiving even experienced experts in the respective field.

They can change things around to the point where no one can tell. It's a huge security concern.he said.

According to Donald Trump's statements, artificial intelligence is one of the most serious threats that Americans are currently facing. The former President of the United States noted that AI can be used, including for military purposes.

In addition, he shared a case where his likeness was used to endorse a specific product. According to the politician, he never supported that product, but distinguishing the AI version from reality proved impossible.

Previously, Trump stated that under no circumstances would he allow the Federal Reserve System (FRS) to launch a central bank digital currency (CBDC). He also expressed concerns regarding the risks associated with "debanking" and the use of a digital dollar for political purposes.

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