‘AI doesn’t need regulation’, insists man depicting himself as Jesus on Truth Social
2 months ago
President Trump has hit back at calls to regulate AI, whilst simultaneously posting an AI-generated picture of himself as Jesus on Truth Social.
Calls for more regulations to slow down the development of AI have been widely discussed this week, however President Trump has since criticised these discussions, wanting to post his silly little pictures in peace.
“It’s a bad idea,” said Trump, speaking to reporters.
“We can’t let these companies take away our pictures, folks. They’re nasty people. Really the worst people, a lot of people are saying it. They don’t want me posting a picture of myself as Gandhi, can you believe that? They treat me like a dog; they really do.
“They say AI could wipe out humanity, folks. But what about the pictures? Has anybody thought about the pictures? Trump loves pictures. Some say I generate the best pictures. Maybe even the best pictures in the world. They say to me, ‘Donald, that picture of you as Aslan from The Chronicles of Narnia, that’s the best Narnia picture I’ve ever seen.’ I really am the best Aslan, folks. Natalie reads me the book every night. Great book, great lion.
“We don’t need regulation. I’m the only regulation AI needs. If AI gets out of hand, I’ll blow all the computers to hell. The computers, many people call them laptops, they’re no match for our military. We’ll blow the laptops to hell, folks.
“China’s laptops especially. They’re nasty laptops. Some might say the nastiest.”
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