He delayed signing the order to test artificial intelligence

U.S. President Donald Trump has delayed signing an executive order that would require mandatory government review of artificial intelligence systems before their public release, according to Zamin.uz.

The head of state said the current version of the document was unacceptable to him and that he did not want to undermine the country’s leadership in this field. International technology publications reported on the decision.

In a conversation with White House press officials, Trump openly stated that certain aspects of the order did not align with his views. He emphasized that the United States has already fallen significantly behind China and other competing nations in the race for artificial intelligence.

The president stressed that maintaining this advantage is crucial and that any step that could hinder development must be avoided. According to unofficial sources, the delay in issuing the order was due not only to substantive objections but also because the leaders of leading technology companies were unable to travel to Washington at the scheduled time.

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