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Anthropic、OpenAI和谷歌高管呼吁放缓AI发展
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特朗普将AI风险警告斥为“骗局”的言论，正引发国会山一场辩论：国会能否在不阻碍美国发展、不给中国带来优势的前提下，实施新的监管保护措施。
“我认为特朗普总统其实并不清楚自己在说什么，”弗吉尼亚州民主党参议员蒂姆·凯恩对福克斯新闻数字频道表示，“我确实认为我们不必对此全盘持末日论观点。”
“（特朗普）几乎把所有他不认同的事情都说是骗局，”马里兰州民主党众议员斯坦尼·霍耶说道。
因担忧加速走向灭绝而离职的AI研究员称民众“迫切”呼吁监管
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普于2026年9月12日在爱尔兰都柏林离开阿拉斯官邸时，独自沿着爬满常春藤的墙壁驻足停留。（图源：阿尔图尔·维达克/安多拉通讯社 via 盖蒂图片社）
这番言论发表之前，AI领域三位顶级高管呼吁放缓AI发展，坚称该技术的快速发展给人类带来了严重的安全风险。一些Anthropic的研究人员甚至直言，AI的发展速度可能会导致人类灭绝。
但蒙大拿州共和党参议员蒂姆·希伊警告称，不应让监管措施阻碍美国的发展。
“我们期待设置一些监管护栏并非不合理，”希伊说道，“我的意思是，这将是我们这个时代最能改变世界的技术。”
他继续说道：“我们不想放缓发展速度，因为如果我们放慢脚步，中国就会赢，”他补充道，“但我们也需要确保发展过程是安全的。”
一些民主党议员表示，行业自身发出的警告强化了国会采取行动的理由，他们认为，开发AI的公司所提出的担忧，是华盛顿方面难以忽视的。
“美国民众通常不会听到企业自己说‘你知道的，我们对自己的产品存在一些担忧’，对吧？”新泽西州民主党参议员安迪·金说道，“所以当这种情况发生时，我认为民众都会予以关注。”
民主党曾在特朗普上台前支持AI发展——如今却希望放缓速度
新泽西州现任民主党参议员安迪·金在国会山的一场听证会上发言。（图源：J·斯科特·阿普尔怀特/美联社照片/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
“我希望我的共和党同僚们能够意识到，当这些组织的首席执行官们表示我们需要一些监管护栏时，或许是时候挺身而出，让国会履行其职责了，”新墨西哥州民主党参议员马丁·海因里希说道。
近期的广泛恐慌加剧了国会本已活跃的辩论，促使两党议员加大力度提出立法，为AI设置监管护栏，并控制其持续发展的速度。
这些增设监管措施的呼吁，与日益增长的担忧产生了冲突：在美国放缓AI发展可能会让中国在全球科技竞赛中占据上风。
“美国放缓AI发展，唯一的受益者就是中国，”南卡罗来纳州共和党众议员南希·梅斯说道，“他们是最大的受益者。”
“如果我们现在就停下脚步，中国就要赶超我们了，”她说道。
梅斯与其他共和党议员警告称，呼吁放缓AI发展并寻求政府干预的AI公司，其意图也可能具有欺骗性。
AI“末日论者”可能会拖累美国对抗中国，但前五角大楼官员称两种极端都不可取
“这些AI公司也是（放缓发展）的受益者，因为三大巨头正在垄断市场，更多的监管和放缓发展速度有助于他们巩固市场垄断地位，”梅斯说道。
这场辩论将于下周走出国会山，届时特朗普将在华盛顿主持与中国国家主席习近平的峰会，预计会谈将涉及AI和安全风险议题。
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OpenAI首席执行官山姆·奥特曼也认同需要放缓AI发展，他预计将作为科技高管之一出席特朗普为习近平举办的国宴。
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WATCH: AI safety scare sparks Cap Hill fight over guardrails: ‘China’s going to eat our lunch’
September 20, 2026 7:00am EDT / Fox News
Anthropic, OpenAI and Google leaders urged a slowdown in AI development
By Hannah Brennan Fox News
SEE IT: Lawmakers clash as AI risks collide with China competition
Lawmakers talked with Fox News Digital about President Donald Trump brushing off AI concerns as a “hoax,” split over whether to prioritize safety concerns or fears China could have an upper hand. (Credit: Nicholas Ballasy for Fox News Digital)
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Trump’s dismissal of AI danger warnings as a “hoax” is fueling a Capitol Hill debate over whether Congress can impose new safeguards without slowing U.S. development and handing China an advantage.
“I don’t think President Trump really knows what he’s talking about,” Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., told Fox News Digital. “I do think we don’t need to be just complete doomsdayers about it. “
“[Trump] says almost everything is a hoax that he doesn’t agree with,” Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pauses as he walks alone along an ivy-covered wall during his final departure from Aras an Uachtarain on Sept. 12, 2026, in Dublin, Ireland.(Artur Widak/Anadolu via Getty Images)
The comments come after three top leaders in AI called for the slowdown of AI development, insisting the rapid speed at which the technology is developing poses serious safety risks for humans. Some Anthropic researchers even went as far to say that the pace AI is moving at could wipe out humanity.
But Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., warned against allowing safeguards to impede American development.
“It’s not unreasonable for us to expect to have some guardrails,” Sheehy said. “I mean, it’s gonna be the most world-changing technology of our era.”
He continued, “We don’t wanna slow it down cause if we slowdown, China will win,” he added. “But we also need to make sure that it’s being done safely.”
Some Democratic lawmakers say the industry’s own warnings strengthen the case for congressional action, arguing that concerns raised by the companies developing AI should be difficult for Washington to ignore.
“The American people don’t normally hear from the businesses themselves saying that, ‘you know, we got some concerns about our own products,’ right?” Sen. Andy Kim, D-N.J., said. “So when that happens, I think people are paying attention.”
DEMOCRATS EMBRACED AI’S GROWTH BEFORE TRUMP CAME ALONG — NOW THEY WANT TO SLOW IT DOWN
Current New Jersey Democratic Senator Andy Kim speaks during hearing on Capitol Hill.(J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“What I would love to see is for my Republican colleagues to realize that when the CEOs of these organizations are saying we need some guardrails, that maybe it’s time to step up and have Congress do its job,” Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., said.
The recent widespread panic has intensified an already active debate in Congress, prompting more bipartisan efforts by lawmakers to introduce legislation that enforces guardrails on AI, and control over how quickly it continues developing.
These calls for additional safeguards are colliding with the growing concern that slowing AI development in America could allow China to gain ground in the global technology race.
“China is the only one that benefits from the United States slowing down AI,” Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., said. “They’re the biggest beneficiary of it.
“If we stop now, China’s going to eat our lunch,” she said.
Mace, along with other Republican lawmakers, are warning that the intentions of AI companies calling for a slow down and government intervention also may be deceiving.
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“These AI companies are beneficiaries of [a slow down] too because the big three are cornering the market, and more regulations and slowing it down helps them monopolize the market,” Mace said.
The debate is set to move beyond Capitol Hill next week, when Trump hosts Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington for a summit where conversations are expected to be had regarding AI and safety risks.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who agreed a slow down is needed in AI development, is expected to be among the technology executives attending Trump’s state dinner for Xi.
Hannah is a Production Assistant for the Politics team at Fox News Digital.
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