Donald Trump said the risks of artificial intelligence were manageable when asked whether the US should accept them to stay ahead of China. (Reuters pic)WASHINGTON: US president Donald Trump said the risks posed by artificial intelligence can be managed but signalled an openness to safeguards, telling CBS's "60 Minutes" that he "doesn't mind guardrails."
Asked whether the United States should accept the risks of artificial intelligence in order to stay ahead of China, Trump said the dangers were manageable and expressed openness to working with Democrats on safeguards.
"I don't mind guardrails," he told CBS, adding that he did not want regulations to put the United States in "a deep second position" behind China, which he said had no such restrictions.
