Soon: Trump Welcomes Xi For 3-Day State Visit
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Hello everyone, I'm Emily Campano, along with Kennedy, Jesse Waters, Sandra Smith, and Greg Guttfeld. It's five o'clock in New York City, and this is the five.
The AI arms race is running hot. In just one hour, President Trump will be rolling out the red carpet for Chinese President Xi Jinping. And the fight over who dominates artificial intelligence is expected to be front and center when the two leaders sit down. Now, this comes as America's tag team of AI CEOs like OpenAI Sam Altman and Anthropics Dario Amadei briefing the United Nations today as they push. push for a slowdown because they say the bots may kill us all.
It doesn't matter whether people put the risk of catastrophe at ten percent or one percent or twelve percent or point one percent, none of these levels are remotely acceptable. And we should not train models that we cannot make an extremely strong case that we'll be able to keep under human control.
This rapid pace of progress will produce incredible benefits for the world. If managed poorly, I even believe that AI could be a risk to humanity as a whole. I believe that this is the most important global security issue facing the world today.
And get alone of this irony, the Senate Democrats who want America to hit the brakes on AI and give China a chance to take the lead, they were slamming President Trump for being weak on the Red Dragon.
Well today as Trump wines and dines presidentially at the White House, he has a choice to make. Once again, bend the knee to the C C P Or to stand up to she. And defend our national security and keep US ahead of China on AI. Trump, stop fawning over strongmen. Stop calling she a great gentleman. We must act now before it's too late.
What is the AI arms race and why is it central to the Trump‑Xi summit?
We need to make sure that China isn't getting access to our advanced technology to create ever more dangerous AI systems.
Sandra, nothing projects strength like those guys up right there, but not to mention the confusing part about them. Bernie Sanders is on the
Train as well. I had Michael Pillsbury on the sh show today, and he worked in the Department of Defense under Reagan. And he said, this is just too much. Where were they then? All of a sudden they're hawks, the Democrats. I think it's really important to point out, as we saw the major CEOs of these major technology companies, major American artificial intelligence companies. That all of them have said on the on the record they believe that China is a threat. Okay, they all agree on that. They don't know how much of a threat, they don't know how close they are to superintelligence, they just don't know. Um, and all of them disagree on how to handle it. But meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, his take is that restricting gives China advantage.
He has a viewpoint of that.
How does President Trump plan to balance AI competition with China during the state visit?
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, you just saw him testifying there. He said we should cooperate with China on safety standards. He obviously agrees with Bernie Sanders and some of those. Democrats on it. I think it's pretty rich to hear Democrats standing up and and c criticizing President Trump for his handling of this when they've had the past thirty, forty years to go hard on China and have chosen not to. Yes,
yeah.
I see that there's gonna be no deal on AI with China. There's no deal to be had. Uh Trump's not gonna slow down cutting edge technological progress because Doomers and two tycoons wanna stifle their competition and create a monopoly so then they can pat themselves on the back for saving the world. I saved the world, Emily. Read the book. China doesn't want to slow down because she thinks I stole the line. China doesn't want to slow down because I can't believe you would think that I stole your gimmick. That's my gimmick. We're gonna talk about this later.
What are the main arguments from AI CEOs about slowing down AI development?
But China's in a race with us, they want to win, and they're stealing our stuff. We just caught their program with a USA watermark on it, okay? So They want our chips. We're not gonna give them the good ones. We want some of their minerals. But if they don't sell it, we're just gonna go get it somewhere else. But they can't get the good chips anywhere else but here.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:04–1:59
2
What is the AI arms race and why is it central to the Trump‑Xi summit?
1:59–2:58
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How does President Trump plan to balance AI competition with China during the state visit?
2:58–3:57
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What are the main arguments from AI CEOs about slowing down AI development?
3:57–5:59
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Why do Senate Democrats want to curb AI progress and how does that affect U.S.–China relations?
5:59–40:09