Anthony Albanese will make the case to Donald Trump for more guardrails to be placed on AI, ahead of a potential meeting with the US president on the sidelines of the United Nations.
While a formal one-on-one has not been confirmed, Albanese will have the chance to come face-to-face with Trump at a gala reception hosted by the US president during the high-level week.
Albanese said he would put concerns about AI to Trump.
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Anthony Albanese will make the case to Donald Trump for more guardrails to be placed on AI, ahead of a potential meeting with the US president on the sidelines of the United Nations.
The prime minister will be in New York for the UN General Assembly, with bilateral meetings on the cards throughout the week.
While a formal one-on-one has not been confirmed, Albanese will have the chance to come face-to-face with Trump at a gala reception hosted by the US president during the high-level week.
As the prime minister makes the case to world leaders for further measures to rein in AI as part of digital reforms, Trump has said concerns of the rising technology have been a “hoax”.
The US president has said a slowdown in the AI race by the United States could involve the country losing ground to China.
Albanese said he would put concerns about AI to Trump.
Albanese and Trump held a phone call in August, where the war in Iran and tariffs imposed by the US on Australia were discussed.
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