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What is President Trump's stance on AI regulation and why does he call it a conspiracy?
He calls it a conspiracy. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. As tech leaders call for new regulations, President Trump is dismissing worries about artificial intelligence.
A strong and smart president is the only control or guardrails AI needs, President Trump says, pushing back on calls for slowing down the development of the technology. In a social media post, the president says there is a sick conspiracy going on against AI and data centers, and the only one happy about it is China. A board Air Force One President Trump says he is not downplaying AI's risks. You know, it's gonna be more good than bad, but A lot. Leading tech firms are endorsing more government regulation and rules and warning AI is beginning to advance beyond human control.
Foxes Jared Halpert of the White House. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer calling on the White House to brief lawmakers on what he calls unchecked development.
To turn a blind eye. to AI.
House Speaker Mike Johnson urged CEOs to discuss AI legislation with Congress.
Why are congressional leaders urging CEOs to discuss AI legislation with Congress?
Senator Mitch McConnell returned to the Senate for the first time in months. The Kentucky Republican arrived on the Senate Florida wheelchair and was greeted by Ohio Republican Bernie Moreno.
Senator Mitch McConnell's last vote in the Senate was in mid June, after which his office announced he'd been hospitalized following a fall. He later developed pneumonia. In mid July, he released a statement saying he'd left the hospital and was at a rehabilitation facility. August sixth, his office issued a new update stating he'd been released from the rehab center and was recovering at home.
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal before he appeared on the floor, he issued a statement reading in part, I'm still not quite back to one hundred percent, but I've assured Leader Thune that as I continue with physical therapy on the advice of my doctors, I will also do my best to be present for tough votes when our conference needs me. McConnell has since returned home. America's listening to Fox News.
New York City and state leaders are legally challenging a federal rule change they argue will negatively affect immigrants.
What new federal rule changes are New York officials challenging regarding immigrant public benefits?
At issue are changes that govern public charges or people who may depend on the government for financial support. New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani said what will take effect Friday expands the list of public benefits that might count against green card or visa applicants. New York Attorney General Letitia James calls the new DHS language vague, targeting immigrant families enrolled in Medicaid, SNAP, school lunch, and other programs.
This is not what Congress intended. This is an interpretation by an agency which does not have the authority.
US citizenship and immigration services said the change emphasizes a need for non citizens to be self sufficient. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
A man arrested in the hanging death of a twenty nine year old black woman in Mississippi last month has pled not guilty to murder.
What are the latest developments in the Mississippi murder case and the DEA's involvement?
The DEA joins the investigation into actress Hayden Panetier's death in both Los Angeles and South Carolina.
Panettier died August sixteenth after being found unresponsive and in cardiac arrest in Greenville, South Carolina. Her manner and cause of death. have not been released. TMZ reports toxicology results are pending. Her representatives said in part they're hopeful that justice will be served. Sources say investigators may be looking at street level dealers who provided drugs to Panetiere. Sources also tell TMZ she had a quote, longtime drug dealer in Los Angeles. Michelle Polino, Fox News.
Bob Mackey, the fashion designer who helped define glamour in the nineteen seventies, working with Cher, Diana Ross, and many others, has died.
Who was Bob Mackey and what is his legacy in fashion and entertainment?
A statement on his social media read he lived his eighty-seven years to the fullest, fulfilling his dream of being a fashion and costume designer, which is all he ever wanted to do. Dubbed the designer to the stars, Mackey won nine Emmy Awards, a Tony Award, and was nominated for three Oscars. I'm Lisa Lacera. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is President Trump's stance on AI regulation and why does he call it a conspiracy?
0:02–1:04
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Why are congressional leaders urging CEOs to discuss AI legislation with Congress?
1:04–2:07
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What new federal rule changes are New York officials challenging regarding immigrant public benefits?
2:07–2:54
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What are the latest developments in the Mississippi murder case and the DEA's involvement?
2:54–3:37
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Who was Bob Mackey and what is his legacy in fashion and entertainment?
3:37–3:55