Trump Says AI Risks Are Manageable, Open to Some Rules

US President Donald Trump has spoken out on AI regulation. He said the risks from AI are manageable, but he is open to some rules, saying he "doesn't mind setting guardrails", and he is willing to work with Democrats on this issue.

Trump had long backed letting tech companies police themselves instead of full government limits. His latest remarks suggest a softer stance on AI rules, though how far he will go is still unclear.

Earlier, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang spoke at the All-in Summit in Los Angeles and rejected "AI doomsday" claims. During the event, Trump called him. Speaking on speakerphone, Trump defended AI, called AI safety worries a "scam", and said "AI will not take over the world".