Top White House AI adviser pushes back on AI leaders calling for safeguards: "Not acceptable"
Summary
David Sacks, a top White House adviser on science and technology, disagreed with some AI leaders who want strict safety rules for artificial intelligence. He also spoke about President Donald Trump's rejection of the idea that AI could threaten humanity.Key Facts
- David Sacks is co-chair of President Trump's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
- He gave an exclusive interview to CBS News.
- Some AI leaders are calling for safeguards to control artificial intelligence.
- David Sacks said these calls for safeguards are "not acceptable."
- President Donald Trump dismissed the concern that AI could destroy humanity.
- The discussion centers around how the government should handle AI development and risks.
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