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“AI / Artificial Intelligence” said in 167 of 667 transcripts, 467 times.
…hundreds of factories all over the country, and that includes auto factories, AI factories, and every other—they're all coming in because they want to…
…with both countries to expand cooperation in energy, trade, and technology, including AI. And in terms of energy, Chris is here representing our country, and…
…of the incredible people that I see before me, including White House AI czar, David Sacks—he's been great—for organizing this very important summit…
…history of the world. Around the globe, everyone is talking about artificial intelligence—I find that too—"artificial"—I can't stand it. I don't even…
…brilliant place anywhere on Earth—America is the country that started the AI race. And as President of the United States, I'm here today to…
…building—we're going to be building, very shortly, hundreds of factories, including AI. We're building a lot of car factories. They're all coming in from…
…to avoid paying the tariffs. And we need people working. So, if AI can help us with that, that's a positive, because we're not going…
…if we don't create something. So whether it's robots or whether it's AI, we need somebody to take care of it. Do you agree with…
…to brag just for a second, because when I first heard about AI—you know, it's not my thing. Although my uncle was at MIT…
…see. But I was very—very proud of that, actually. White House AI Czar David Sacks. David, thank you very much. Great job. David interviewed…
…technology, and that includes being the world's number-one superpower in artificial intelligence. And we are way ahead of China, I have to say. We're…
…numbers like nobody has ever heard before. It's mostly to do with AI. We have tremendous investments being made, literally trillions of dollars of investments…
…coming here is because we—they have to produce tremendous—especially the AI—they have to produce beyond believable amounts of electricity. And they're doing…
…anything else. And very importantly, this includes for forgeries generated by artificial intelligence, known as "deepfakes." We've all heard about deepfakes. I have them all…
…people don't survive. That's true and so horrible. With the rise of AI image generation, countless women have been harassed with deepfakes and other explicit…
…a path for U.A.E. to buy some of the world's most advanced AI semiconductors from American companies—a very big contract. This will generate billions…
…the U.A.E.'s plans to become a really major player in artificial intelligence. And I read where the oil and gas—and oil is great…
…and maybe even bigger—at some point, you'll be surpassing it—with AI and other businesses. So it's a—that's a great tribute to the…
…important stuff. It's tremendous refining capabilities. It's capabilities for very high-end—AI is a big subject, and it's a big subject over here too…
…in?" It seems one thing everybody seems to have in common is AI. So I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad…
…like that here. They're going to build their plants here. SoftBank, Open AI, and Oracle—great, great companies—are investing $500 billion almost immediately. Nvidia…