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Trump Backs AI, Despite Economist Warnings
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Despite stock market volatility, President Trump remains optimistic about AIs potential for economic growth. Hes pushed funding and lighter regulations for AI, betting it will spark major growth. Economists and Silicon Valley experts warn of job losses and financial risks, but Trump continues to cheer surging tech stocks as proof of success. Critics note AI could transform productivity but strain workers and communities, yet the administration frames it as a high-stakes race with global rivals that could create thousands of jobs.
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