- A growing clash inside the Trump administration over AI regulation has set off a fight between rival camps over how strict the rules should be.
- Big Tech and venture investors including Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and Elon Musk pressed Trump to maintain a minimal-regulation approach and also helped stall plans for a self-regulatory body.
- Trump emphasized competition with China, economic growth, faster AI development and data-center construction, saying that “whoever wins in AI wins.”
White House Split Deepens as Trump Advisers Battle Over AI Regulation
A rift is widening inside President Donald Trump’s administration over how tightly to regulate artificial intelligence. Senior aides worried about cyberattacks, biological weapons and threats to critical infrastructure are pressing for…
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Sep 17, 2026 at 11:43 PM UTC · Updated vài giây trước · 4 phút đọc

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A rift is widening inside President Donald Trump’s administration over how tightly to regulate artificial intelligence. Senior aides worried about cyberattacks, biological weapons and threats to critical infrastructure are pressing for stronger safeguards. Trump and some technology executives, citing competition with China, want to preserve a light-touch approach.
The Wall Street Journal reported on September 16 that White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent have spent the past several months discussing AI risks and regulatory options with Trump almost daily, trying to convince him that closer oversight is needed. They also held regular calls with OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman and Anthropic executives to discuss those concerns.
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