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Trump Says He Wants AI Guardrails, But ‘As Little as Possible’

Trump Says He Wants AI Guardrails, But ‘As Little as Possible’
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 02 July 2026, 22:21 UTC By Courtney Subramanian 1 min read
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Trump Says He Wants AI Guardrails, But ‘As Little as Possible’ President Donald Trump said he sees the need for some standards on artificial intelligence technology, but wants to avoid burdensome restrictions that may hamper American companies competing with China. ” Well, you need some guardrails, but you want to do as little as possible,” Trump said in a White House interview with CNBC on Thursday.

Trump Says He Wants AI Guardrails, But ‘As Little as Possible’ President Donald Trump said he sees the need for some standards on artificial intelligence technology, but wants to avoid burdensome restrictions that may hamper American companies competing with China. ”Well, you need some guardrails, but you want to do as little as possible,” Trump said in a White House interview with CNBC on Thursday. [Image text:] ROUGH RIDERS HOTEL USA SAS
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