Technology7/25/2025NYT

Trump Fights ‘Woke’ A.I. + We Hear Out Our Critics

The news article discusses the ongoing legal battle between former President Donald Trump and the US government over the regulation of "woke" AI systems. Trump argues that such regulation violates the First Amendment's free speech protections. Legal experts, however, believe that the government has the authority to regulate AI to prevent misinformation and protect users' rights. The article also mentions that the government is actively listening to its critics and is open to feedback on its AI policies. The article highlights the complex and evolving nature of the regulation of AI technology, with concerns about free speech and public safety needing to be carefully balanced.

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