US House Speaker Johnson rejects AI pause, warns of losing edge to China
US House Speaker Mike Johnson stated on Tuesday that pausing AI development would give China an advantage, posing serious national security implications. He suggested AI companies should largely self-regulate, though he also mentioned the need for independent auditors and transparency. His comments follow growing calls for AI restrictions and Trump's earlier dismissal of AI fears as a "hoax." Johnson also spoke to Trump on Monday night, and AI executives are expected to meet at the White House within the next week.
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