Trump sees the China threat: America must do ‘whatever it takes’ to win AI race
“Whatever it takes.” Those were President Donald Trump‘s words when speaking about how America must lead the world in artificial intelligence. He was absolutely right.Artificial intelligence will help determine who leads the global economy, develops the next generation of scientific breakthroughs, and sets the technological standards the rest of the world follows. The United States has every advantage needed to win that race, but leadership is never guaranteed.
- ▪“Whatever it takes.” Those were President Donald Trump‘s words when speaking about how America must lead the world in artificial intelligence.
- ▪He was absolutely right.Artificial intelligence will help determine who leads the global economy, develops the next generation of scientific breakthroughs, and sets the technological standards the rest of the world follows.
- ▪The United States has every advantage needed to win that race, but leadership is never guaranteed.
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| Publication time | Wed, 15 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 |
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“Whatever it takes.” Those were President Donald Trump‘s words when speaking about how America must lead the world in artificial intelligence. He was absolutely right.Artificial intelligence will help determine who leads the global economy, develops the next generation of scientific breakthroughs, and sets the technological standards the rest of the world follows. The United States has every advantage needed to win that race, but leadership is never guaranteed. Like every great frontier of innovation, it must be earned, defended, and continuously renewed.
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