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Trump brands AI takeover warnings a ‘hoax’ in rapid‑fire Truth Social posts

In three Truth Social posts on Monday, former President Donald Trump dubbed himself the ‘Hoax Buster’ and dismissed AI takeover fears as a radical left scam.

On Monday, former President Donald Trump posted a series of three rapid‑fire messages on his Truth Social platform, introducing the nickname “Hoax Buster” and asserting that the claim AI will take over the world is a hoax.

He likened concerns about artificial intelligence to what he described as other “hoaxes,” including global warming, the Russia‑Ukraine narrative, and his two impeachments, and labeled critics as “Radical Left Dumocrats” who rarely win.

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Trump further accused AI critics of being “Revolutionaries, but Revolutionaries for a Bad and Evil Cause,” claiming they work for interests that do not align with the United States.

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Why This Matters

Trump’s dismissal of AI risk warnings frames emerging technology debates in partisan terms, potentially shaping his supporters’ views on regulation and influencing broader public discourse about AI safety and governance.

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