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Saturday, 19 September 2026

Trump vows to create an 'AI Force' and nods to justice system after rejecting calls to slow down industry. 'Rather, we will cherish it'

Fortune 12 ● 10 sources

Trump announced he will form an “AI Force,” appoint an AI czar, and use the existing justice system to monitor wrongdoing despite calls to slow AI development. He predicted AI could reach 25% of U.S. GDP. Industry leaders’ slowdown plans and related safety and legal disputes are set to continue alongside this new enforcement-focused proposal.

False AI Intelligence Report Nearly Triggered a U.S.-China Military Clash

Trending Topics 3 weeks ago 16 ● 4 sources

A false intelligence report, produced with AI assistance, nearly led the U.S. military to intercept and board a Chinese ship in the Middle East. The report’s key error was that a chatbot misidentified the ship’s cargo shortly before the planned operation. The incident is prompting calls in Congress for an investigation and underscores how faster, AI-assisted analysis without consistent verification can drive high-stakes decisions from bad inputs.

Does AI need an antitrust exemption so it doesn’t kill everyone????

The Verge 3 weeks ago 35 ● 125 sources

Jonathan Kanter discussed whether major AI companies should seek antitrust exemptions in order to coordinate on AI safety and regulation, arguing that competitors don’t need to coordinate to build safe products. He referenced a claim that the chance of AI killing everyone is greater than 10 percent. He says governments should set enforceable “rules of the road,” while companies should be held liable for unsafe or harmful agents and some safety collaboration (like sharing threat information) wouldn’t require an antitrust exemption.

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