Exclusive — President Trump Dismisses AI Economic Disruption Concerns

Maidens, South Ayrshire, Scotland – President Donald Trump told Breitbart News, the concerns about the loss of entry levels due to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) are poorly placed, and there will be an increase in new jobs intended to develop the future of AI.

Questioned during an exclusive interview in Scotland here during its luxurious Turnberry seaside golf complex last week about a recent report that the CEO of the Société d’Ia Anthropic predicted that AI would erase up to 50% of entry -level jobs in the future, Trump argued that everything will “balance” at the end. Trump said AI will make things “much more effective”, but that a new sprawling economy will emerge around new technology.

“Basically, they say that things are going to be much more effective and it is because we do not have enough people,” said Trump when he asked him how he balances the United States at the forefront of the AI field emerge with professional concerns for entry-level workers. “It will balance, I think, perfectly just by nature because we do not have enough people. So they will go out and they will do it. We are going to need robots, for example. We are going to need things like this to make our economy work because we do not have enough people. This situation where we are much more. Things.

Trump sat with Breitbart News for almost an hour last week for an interview with a large interview which covered many subjects, including his commercial and peace successes as well as his definition of the term “panican” and this focus on AI. This response on jobs and AI is particularly premonitory now also, because since the interview, Trump has dismissed the director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) who was appointed by his Democratic predecessor Joe Biden after the director of BLS obtained several recent incorrect job reports.

The way Trump manages the wider economy is a major objective at the moment of the nation and the world, and the markets are looking at what he says and he does closely for indices on trends.

The world also adapts quickly to the future of AI, and how the American government manages these questions and balances these concerns like what the president speaks will have large -scale impacts.