Pentagon CTO says U.S. government shouldn't take stakes in tech giants, questions adding AI rules
President Donald Trump has angrily pushed back on the calls from industry and lawmakers for an AI slowdown or greater regulation.
Pentagon CTO says U.S. government shouldn't take stakes in tech giants, questions adding AI rules
President Donald Trump has angrily pushed back on the calls from industry and lawmakers for an AI slowdown or greater regulation.
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