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Trump rejects new federal AI rules, says regulation exists via DOJ and FBI

Former President Donald Trump dismissed proposals for new federal artificial‑intelligence regulations after a lunch with industry leaders, according to Bloomberg. He told reporters that existing oversight from the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation already provides sufficient regulation, and he emphasized that self‑regulation by companies remains "very important."

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  • Donald Trump said existing DOJ and FBI oversight makes new AI regulations unnecessary
  • He highlighted the importance of self‑regulation by AI companies
  • The remarks were made after a lunch with unnamed AI leaders, per Bloomberg

The comments come amid growing calls from lawmakers and consumer groups for clearer rules on AI safety, bias mitigation, and data privacy. While Trump’s remarks suggest a reluctance to expand federal oversight, critics argue that voluntary measures have proven inadequate and that a coordinated regulatory framework is needed to address rapid AI advances.

The statement reflects the broader political debate over how best to balance innovation with public protection, and it signals that any future legislative effort may face opposition from influential political figures who favor industry‑led approaches.

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