Trump hosts tech titans – but not Musk – at White House dinner

While US President Donald Trump exhibited research on artificial intelligence and boasting the investments made by companies around the United States, he hosted a high -power technology manager at the White House on Thursday.

“This brings our country to a new level,” he said.

Among Trump and technology leaders were the last example of a sensitive two -way court participating in the opening of the opening.
Trump attracts the attention of some of the most successful businessmen in the world, while companies are willing to stay on the good side of the Mercurial President.

The executives praised Trump and talked about the hopes of technological progress, while the Republican President focused on the dollar signs. He entered the table and asked the managers how much they invest in the country.

Mark Zuckerberg, sitting on the right of Trump’s Trump, said 600 billion dollars. Tim Cook from Apple said the same. Sundar Pichai from Google said $ 250 billion. “What will Microsoft be?” Trump said. “This is a big number.” CEO Satya Nadella said it was up to 80 billion US dollars a year.

“Beautiful,” Trump replied. “Very good.”

Elon Musk, who was not particularly on the guest list, was a Trump ally, which was once commissioned to carry out the Ministry of Government Productivity. Earlier this year, Musk made a public separation with Trump.

Instead, there was Sam Altman from Openai, one of Musk’s artificial intelligence rivals.

In another reflection of the changing loyalty in Trump’s world, the dinner included Jared Isaacman, who founded Shift4, the payment processing company Shift4.

Isaacman was a musk ally chosen by Trump to lead NASA, but withdrew his candidacy, because he was “completely democratic” in Trump’s words.

The dinner was expected to be held in the Rose Garden, where Trump has recently laid on the grass grass and set up tables, chairs and umbrellas that resembled outdoor installation at the Mar-A-Lago club in Palm Beach in Florida.

However, due to harsh weather conditions, the authorities decided to move the event to the White House state dining room.

The event watched the afternoon meeting of the new artificial intelligence training task force, headed by the White House’s First Lady Melania Trump and attended by some technology leaders.

“Robots are here. Our future is no longer science fiction,” he said.

Pichai, IBM President and CEO Arvind Krishna and Code.org President Cameron Wilson were among those who participated in the task force.

The White House confirmed that the guest list for dinner includes Microsoft co -founder Bill Gates; Google founder Sergey Brin; Openai founder Greg Brockman; Oracle CEO bile Catz; Blue Origin CEO David Limp; Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra; Tıbco Software President Vivek Ranadive; Palantir manager Shyam Sankar; Scale Founder Alexandr Wang; And Shift4 Payments CEO Jared Isaacman.

Trump’s access to the highest -level technology managers, from time to time within the Republican Party became separatist.

Senator Josh Hawley, one of Trump’s closest allies in Congress, made a sharp criticism of the technology industry during a conservative conference in Washington on Thursday morning.

He criticized the lack of arrangement around artificial intelligence and chose Meta and Chatgpt.

“The government should examine all these border AI systems, so we can better understand what technology titans are planning to build and destroy.” He said.

Trump frequently shared online, despite his complaints about the technology about the technology used to create misleading videos.

Late on Wednesday night, one of the MEM and video produced by a series of AIs, one of whom described that he interacted with the man depicted in the Cracker Barrel logo, jumped on a contradictory banner on top of a polar curtain with a highly extended neck California man Schiff and Trump’s face.

On Tuesday, Trump, although his team seems to have confirmed the reality hours of the video, a video showing that the items thrown from a window on the upper floor of the White House should be created by AI.

“If this is really bad, maybe I just have to blame AI.” He said.

First Lady emphasized both the potential and danger of AI at the event on Thursday.

“As leaders and parents, we must manage the growth of AI in a responsible manner,” he said both action and care

“In this primitive stage, it is our duty to treat AI as our own children – strengthening, but with careful guidance.”

Last month, First Lady launched a country to use AI to complete a project or to use AI to address a community struggle. The project aimed to show the benefits of AI, but First Lady emphasized its disadvantages.

This year, Melania Trump led the congress to exceed the legislation that imposes penalties for online sexual exploitation by using a deep perfey produced by real or AI.

The President signed the “Foreclosure Law” in May. (AP)