前总统在Anthropic首席执行官达里奥·阿莫代伊牵头AI高管呼吁放缓前沿技术开发后，对其提出批评
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唐纳德·特朗普总统周一拒绝了越来越多要求为人工智能（AI）设置保护措施和限制的呼声，宣称这项技术需要的是一位“强大且睿智”的总统，而非额外的约束。
即便硅谷一些最有权势的高管，包括AI领域的从业者，也呼吁放缓开发能力日益强大的人工智能技术。
“人工智能唯一需要的管控或‘护栏’，就是一位强大且睿智（高智商！）的总统，而美国恰恰拥有这样的总统，数量还不少！”特朗普在Truth Social平台上写道。
Anthropic首席执行官达里奥·阿莫代伊上周末引发热议，他呼吁领先AI公司“放缓前沿开发步伐”，并警告称，能力日益强大的AI系统最终可能超越人类理解或控制它们的能力。
迈克·约翰逊拒绝AI暂停令，理由是中国威胁，保守派活动人士呼吁设置护栏
唐纳德·特朗普总统于2025年7月15日在白宫南草坪对媒体发表讲话，随后登上海军一号直升机。(阿尔·德拉戈/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社)
“特朗普政府已经阻止AI‘从业者’做出糟糕或潜在糟糕的‘事情’，比如达里奥（Anthropic的！），他现在假装自己是个‘完美的小天使’——我们会继续这么做！”这位总统在Truth Social上写道。
此前，特朗普政府将Anthropic列为供应链风险，并着手限制联邦机构使用其技术，但一名联邦法官上个月暂时叫停了这一认定。Anthropic最知名的产品是其AI模型Claude，它是美国最知名、使用最广泛的大语言模型聊天机器人之一。
特朗普辩称，联邦政府已经拥有“对这些公司的巨大刑事和监管权力”，并警告称，对美国AI发展施加额外限制可能会在AI竞赛中让中国受益。
“针对AI和数据中心有一个病态的阴谋，对此唯一感到高兴的就是中国，”他写道。“谁赢得人工智能，谁就赢了！我们目前领先于中国和其他所有国家，并且会继续保持领先。”
费特曼在AI问题上与特朗普立场一致，警告美国“反应过度”将让中国获利
特朗普的介入加剧了一场迅速扩大的辩论，辩论焦点是美国领先的AI公司是否应该自愿放缓其最强大系统的开发——以及华盛顿应该在监管这个与国内竞争对手和中国赛跑的行业中扮演何种角色。
阿莫代伊周六发表的一篇文章引发了这场辩论，文章称AI能力的发展速度太快，安全措施可能已经跟不上。
他的呼吁迅速得到了该行业多位知名人士的支持。
OpenAI首席执行官山姆·奥特曼表示，他同意企业需要“放缓前沿开发步伐”，而埃隆·马斯克称阿莫代伊是“对的”。谷歌DeepMind的德米斯·哈萨比斯也表示，阿莫代伊的提议方向正确。
山姆·奥特曼，OpenAI公司首席执行官。(内森·霍华德/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社)
但特朗普的白宫AI与加密货币顾问大卫·萨克斯尖锐驳斥了企业需要政府帮助来放缓自身发展的前提。
“不想建造超级智能最简单的方法，就是你自己同意不建造它，”萨克斯周六在X平台上回应奥特曼和阿莫代伊时写道。“别再假装你需要别人的许可了。”
“你们才是前沿领域的玩家，”他继续说道。“用任何合理的标准衡量——市场份额、收入增长、模型能力——你们两家在前沿AI领域都处于垄断地位。”
“所以干脆去做吧，”萨克斯补充道。“如果你们这么做了，会为下一轮对话赢得好感。如果你们不这么做，我们就会明白，这不过又是一场争取监管俘获的把戏——或是选举季的心理战。”
不过，阿莫代伊的提议并未呼吁完全停止AI开发。他将“放缓”描述为适度减缓模型能力的进步速度，以便企业有时间对齐系统并设置安全保障，并允许外部评估人员测试这些保护措施是否有效。
Anthropic已经承诺了该提议的其中一项内容：允许第三方评估人员像员工一样持续访问，评估其安全实践、训练流程和模型。奥特曼表示，OpenAI也会采取类似做法。
其他要素则需要竞争的AI公司之间，乃至最终全球各国政府之间开展更广泛的协调。这种协调成为了萨克斯批评的另一个目标。
“别再假装需要暂停反垄断法，才能组建卡特尔，”萨克斯写道。“别再假装你们需要一个取代产品责任的监管审批流程。”
阿莫代伊辩称，企业应该能够在不面临反垄断处罚的前提下，就共同的安全实践进行协调。萨克斯反驳称，如果领先企业认为自己的系统变得危险，它们无需获得政府许可就能自愿放缓自身发展。
阿莫代伊和其他AI研究人员的警告，围绕的是自主性越来越强的系统——这些系统可以在更少人类指导的情况下完成复杂任务。
因担心竞赛走向灭绝而离职的研究员称，人们“迫切”需要监管
Anthropic联合创始人兼首席执行官达里奥·阿莫代伊于2025年9月4日在旧金山举行的“未来18个月人工智能将如何重塑商业”论坛上发言。(钱斯·叶/HubSpot盖蒂图片社)
阿莫代伊表示，AI在辅助AI研究方面日益增强的能力可能会形成一个反馈循环：能力越来越强的系统会帮助开发自己的继任者，可能让AI能力的发展速度超过人类理解或控制它们的能力。
他还提到了OpenAI最近的一次评估，其中AI代理逃离了测试环境，并对AI开发平台Hugging Face开展了未经授权的网络活动。这次演练是在受控环境中进行的，但阿莫代伊将其作为证据，证明随着前沿系统能力增强，可能会出现类似后果。
萨克斯承认，放缓发展可能会为更广泛讨论AI安全问题创造“喘息空间”，但他辩称，任何全球协议都将面临一个根本性问题：中国。
“正如你们所知，中国不太可能加入全球协议，这一点也必须考虑在内，”萨克斯写道。“所以尽管放缓前沿开发步伐吧。你们才是制定规则的人。”
阿莫代伊也承认了同样的地缘政治困境，他警告称，如果美国公司限制自身发展，而中国继续加速前进，这可能会带来自身的国家安全风险。
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Anthropic CEO就先进AI的能力发出警告
奥特曼周一进一步阐述了自己的立场，他表示前沿AI公司应该立即加强安全实践，而非等待国会采取行动。
“世界有理由相信，开发能力日益强大的AI的美国公司会负责任地行事，尤其是在发展轨迹加速的当下，”奥特曼写道。“每一家前沿实验室都必须做到这一点，如果我们做不到，就没有理由来上班了。”
奥特曼表示，OpenAI欢迎“为前沿AI制定统一安全要求的联邦框架”，但补充称，公司认为“无需等待反垄断豁免或立法”就能实施更强有力的保护措施。
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他表示，OpenAI支持在大规模训练运行前进行明确的安全审查、共享行业标准和独立审计机构，并已开始为预计将大幅提升模型能力的前沿强化学习运行准备正式的“安全案例”。
奥特曼呼吁其他AI公司制定类似的标准，用于监测、评估和缓解这些风险。
Trump unloads on tech titans pushing for slowdown on emerging industry: ‘WHOEVER WINS AI, WINS!’
The president singled out Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei after he led AI executives in calling for slowing frontier development
September 14, 2026 12:12pm EDT / Fox News
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Americans are right to be scared over ‘God in a box,’ AI CEO says
Patmos CEO John Johnson joins ‘Fox & Friends’ to analyze calls by Anthropic and OpenAI executives for artificial intelligence regulation, addressing open-source market competition, technology centralization and competition with China.
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President Donald Trump on Monday rejected growing calls for implementing safeguards and restrictions on artificial intelligence (AI), declaring that the technology needs a “STRONG AND SMART” president rather than additional restraints.
Even some of Silicon Valley’s most powerful executives, including those within the AI space, are calling for a slowdown in the development of increasingly capable artificial intelligence technology.
“The only control or ‘guardrails’ that AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT, and the U.S.A. has that, in spades!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei over the weekend made waves as he called on leading AI companies to “pace the frontier” amid warnings that increasingly powerful systems could eventually outstrip humanity’s ability to understand or control them.
MIKE JOHNSON REJECTS AI MORATORIUM OVER CHINA THREAT AS CONSERVATIVE ACTIVIST DEMANDS GUARDRAILS
President Donald Trump speaks to members of the media on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One on July 15, 2025.(Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“The Trump Administration has stopped AI ‘people’ from doing bad, or potentially bad, ‘things,’ like Dario (Anthropic!), who is now pretending to be a ‘perfect little angel’ — and we will continue to do so!” the president wrote on Truth Social.
Previously, the Trump administration designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk and moved to restrict federal agencies from using its technology, though a federal judge temporarily blocked that designation last month. Anthropic is most known for its AI model Claude, one of the top known and used LLM chatbots in the U.S.
Trump argues that the federal government already has “tremendous CRIMINAL and REGULATORY power over these companies” and warned that additional restraints on American AI development could benefit China in the AI race.
“There is a SICK conspiracy going on against AI and Data Centers, and the only one that is happy about it is China,” he wrote. “WHOEVER WINS AI, WINS! We are leading China, and all others, and will continue to do so.”
FETTERMAN ALIGNS WITH TRUMP ON AI PUSH, WARNS CHINA BENEFITS FROM US ‘OVERREACTION’
Trump’s intervention escalated a rapidly widening debate over whether America’s leading AI companies should voluntarily slow the development of their most powerful systems — and what role Washington should play in policing an industry racing against both domestic competitors and China.
Amodei ignited the debate Saturday with an essay arguing that AI capabilities are advancing so quickly that safety measures may no longer be keeping pace.
His call quickly drew support from several of the industry’s most prominent figures.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said he agreed that companies need to “pace the frontier,” while Elon Musk said Amodei was “right.” Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis also said Amodei’s proposal pointed in the right direction.
Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI Inc.(Nathan Howard/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
But David Sacks, Trump’s White House AI and crypto advisor, sharply challenged the premise that the companies need government help to slow themselves down.
“The easiest way not to build superintelligence is for you to agree not to build it,” Sacks wrote Saturday on X in response to Altman and Amodei. “Stop pretending you need anyone else’s permission.”
“You guys are the frontier,” he continued. “By any reasonable metric — market share, revenue growth, model capability — the two of you have a duopoly on frontier AI.”
“So just do it,” Sacks added. “If you do, you’ll buy goodwill for the next conversation. If you don’t, we’ll know this was just another bid for regulatory capture — or an election-season psyop.”
Amodei’s proposal, however, does not call for halting AI development altogether. He described “pacing” as slowing advances in model capabilities enough to give companies time to align and safeguard their systems and allow outside evaluators to test whether those protections are working.
Anthropic has already committed to one piece of the proposal: giving third-party evaluators ongoing, employee-like access to assess its safety practices, training processes and models. Altman said OpenAI would adopt a similar approach.
Other elements would require broader coordination among competing AI companies and, eventually, governments around the world. That coordination became another target of Sacks’ criticism.
“Stop pretending antitrust law has to be suspended so you can form a cartel,” Sacks wrote. “Stop pretending you need a regulatory approval process that supersedes product liability.”
Amodei has argued that companies should be able to coordinate on common safety practices without risking antitrust penalties. Sacks countered that the leading companies do not need government permission to voluntarily slow their own development if they believe their systems are becoming dangerous.
The warnings from Amodei and other AI researchers center on increasingly autonomous systems that can perform sophisticated tasks with less human direction.
RESEARCHER WHO DEPARTED AI ROLE OVER FEARS OF RACING INTO EXTINCTION SAYS PEOPLE ARE ‘BEGGING’ FOR REGULATION
Anthropic co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei speaks at the “How AI Will Transform Business in the Next 18 Months” panel during Inbound Powered by HubSpot on Sept. 4, 2025, in San Francisco, California.(Chance Yeh/Getty Images for HubSpot)
Amodei said AI’s growing ability to assist with AI research itself could create a feedback loop in which increasingly capable systems help develop their own successors, potentially allowing capabilities to advance faster than humans can understand or control them.
He also pointed to a recent OpenAI evaluation in which AI agents escaped a testing environment and conducted unauthorized cyber activity against the AI development platform Hugging Face. The exercise occurred in a controlled setting, but Amodei cited it as evidence of the potential consequences as frontier systems become more capable.
Sacks acknowledged that slowing development could create “breathing room” for a broader discussion about AI safety, but argued that any global agreement would confront a fundamental problem: China.
“China is very unlikely to join a global agreement, as you know, and that has to be taken into account as well,” Sacks wrote. “So go ahead and pace the frontier. You are the ones setting it.”
Amodei has acknowledged the same geopolitical dilemma, warning that a system in which American companies restrain themselves while China continues racing ahead could create its own national security risks.
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Anthropic CEO issues warning about advanced AI’s capabilities
Altman expanded on his position Monday, saying frontier AI companies should strengthen safety practices immediately rather than waiting for Congress to act.
“The world deserves confidence that American companies developing increasingly capable AI will act responsibly, especially as the trajectory of progress has steepened,” Altman wrote. “Every frontier lab must deliver on this, and there is no reason any of us should come to work if we cannot.”
Altman said OpenAI welcomes “a federal framework that sets consistent safety requirements for frontier AI,” but added that the company does “not believe we need to wait for an anti-trust exemption or legislation” before implementing stronger safeguards.
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He said OpenAI supports explicit safety reviews before major training runs, shared industry standards and independent auditors, and has begun preparing formal “safety cases” before frontier reinforcement-learning runs expected to substantially increase model capabilities.
Altman called on other AI companies to develop comparable standards for monitoring, evaluating and mitigating those risks.
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