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华盛顿，9月16日路透电 — 美国总统唐纳德·特朗普的外部科技顾问大卫·萨克斯周三表示，公众对人工智能的担忧是由宣传活动和媒体报道引发的，呼应了特朗普本周早些时候驳斥人工智能新监管呼吁的言论。
“我们一遍又一遍地看到这种套路，这种恐吓宣传的套路，”萨克斯在谈及人们对人工智能对美国社会影响的担忧时说道。
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人工智能可能构成的潜在危险引发的公众担忧正在加剧，此前安瑟罗普公司研究员雅各布·科克森上周表示，他辞职的部分原因是“认真开发人工智能的人真心认为，到本十年末，人工智能可能会杀死我们所有人”。
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萨克斯是一名风险资本家，他通过视频方式出席了在华盛顿举行的《政客》活动。他表示，人工智能开发者应当对确保其产品的安全负责，如果出现问题，将承担“法律责任”。他补充道，不需要新的监管措施。
特朗普周一驳斥了出台新联邦人工智能监管规则的呼吁，称美国只需要一位强有力的总统，而该国“完全具备”这样的总统。他表示，人工智能高管呼吁对该技术进行联邦监管是一场“骗局”。
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特朗普经常用“骗局”一词来形容他所质疑的主张和报道。萨克斯周三的言论与特朗普本周早些时候的表态似乎呼应了这一策略。
萨克斯是总统科技顾问委员会的联合主席，该委员会由行业高管和风险资本家组成。
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Trump adviser Sacks says AI fears driven by ‘fear-mongering playbook’
2026-09-16 18:51:31 UTC / Reuters
WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s outside tech adviser David Sacks on Wednesday argued that public concerns about AI are being driven by advocacy campaigns and media coverage, echoing Trump’s comments earlier this week dismissing calls for new AI regulation.
“We’ve seen this playbook, this fear-mongering playbook, over and over again,” Sacks said, referring to concerns about AI’s impact on U.S. society.
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Public alarm about the potential danger posed by AI is growing, after Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon said last week he had resigned, in part because the “people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.”
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Sacks, a venture capitalist who appeared by video at a Politico event in Washington, said AI developers should be responsible for ensuring the safety of their products and would be held “liable” if problems arise. New regulation is not needed, he added.
Trump on Monday brushed aside calls for new federal AI rules, saying the United States needs only a strong president, which the country has “in spades.” He said calls from AI executives for federal regulation of the technology are a “hoax.”
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Trump often uses the term “hoax” to describe claims and reports he disputes. The statements from Sacks on Wednesday and Trump earlier in the week appear to mirror that strategy.
Sacks is co-chair of president’s tech advisory board, a group made up of industry executives and venture capitalists.
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Reporting by Courtney Rozen; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama
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