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US President Trump on Sunday dismissed the views of AI doomsayers, saying that such apocalyptic warnings were excessive, and argued that the US must maintain its leading position in this technology field. In an interview with reporters at the Irish Open Golf Tournament held at his resort in Dornberg, Ireland, Trump said, “Whoever wins AI wins everything,” refuting the appeal made by AI industry executives including Sam Ultrman, Musk, and Dario Amodei to slow down the iteration of AI model capabilities. “Whoever wins AI wins everything,” Trump told reporters. I think there are quite a few negative forces pushing for something that should not have been mentioned. The things they say just won't happen.”

Zhitongcaijing·09/13/2026 16:09:02
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US President Trump on Sunday dismissed the views of AI doomsayers, saying that such apocalyptic warnings were excessive, and argued that the US must maintain its leading position in this technology field. In an interview with reporters at the Irish Open Golf Tournament held at his resort in Dornberg, Ireland, Trump said, “Whoever wins AI wins everything,” refuting the appeal made by AI industry executives including Sam Ultrman, Musk, and Dario Amodei to slow down the iteration of AI model capabilities. “Whoever wins AI wins everything,” Trump told reporters. I think there are quite a few negative forces pushing for something that should not have been mentioned. The things they say just won't happen.”