'Only high I.Q. individuals need apply': Trump resists calls to slow AI development
The US President plans for the force to be overseen by a new AI Czar to help the sector grow, amid industry calls for a slowdown.
'Only high I.Q. individuals need apply': Trump resists calls to slow AI development
The US President plans for the force to be overseen by a new AI Czar to help the sector grow, amid industry calls for a slowdown.
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