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Trump calls AI regulation concerns a hoax as debate grows in Washington

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President Trump has publicly dismissed concerns about AI regulation, calling them a hoax, as debate over how to govern artificial intelligence continues to intensify in Washington.

Why this matters: When the executive branch calls a policy concern a hoax, it does not just set a tone. It signals to agencies, courts, and Congress what priorities look like. AI regulation affects who is liable when automated systems make bad decisions, what data companies can collect and use, and whether people have any recourse when things go wrong. Dismissing the debate does not make those questions disappear. It just means they get answered later, by someone else, under worse conditions.

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