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Trump Doubles Down on AI Agenda Despite Political Risks

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US President Donald Trump has made artificial intelligence a central priority of his administration, pushing it to the top of the American political agenda. His strong stance on AI comes even at the potential cost of alienating some of his supporters. The move signals a deliberate strategic bet on AI as a defining issue of his presidency. Trump appears willing to absorb political risk in order to position the United States as a leader in AI development.

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