AI news — September 14, 2026

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1. ScienceAI

   Sep 14, 2026, 19:33 UTC

   

   Trump Calls AI World Domination Claims a Hoax

   Former President Donald Trump has dismissed the idea of artificial intelligence taking over the world and destroying humanity as 'hysteria' and a 'hoax'. He criticized those making such claims on his Truth Social platform.

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2. TechSoftwareSemiconductorsAI

   Sep 14, 2026, 16:14 UTC

   

   China Rejects Call for AI Slowdown, Criticizes 'Fearmongering'

   China's Foreign Ministry and state media reject calls by U.S. AI executives, including Dario Amodei of Anthropic, for a slowdown in AI development. They criticize the proposals as 'fearmongering' and 'confrontational', and argue that such moves disrupt global AI governance. China maintains that AI development should be open and inclusive, and rejects U.S. restrictions on its AI progress.

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3. ScienceAI

   Sep 14, 2026, 12:44 UTC

   

   King Charles to Host AI Executives to Discuss Technology's Role in Humanity's Future

   King Charles III will convene leaders of major AI companies, including Nvidia, Google, DeepMind, OpenAI, and Anthropic, to discuss the responsible development and implementation of artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity. The meeting, scheduled to take place in Scotland, comes amidst growing concerns about the potential threats posed by unregulated AI development.

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4. ScienceAI

   Sep 14, 2026, 12:22 UTC

   

   AI Regulation: Should Governments Intervene?

   The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has sparked debate on whether its use should be regulated. Developers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceXAI have called for binding safety standards or temporary development stops. Key questions include where political boundaries should be drawn, the potential for job losses, and international competition.

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5. PoliticsBillAIAI Safety

   Sep 14, 2026, 09:08 UTC

   Medvedev Warns of AI Harm, Predicts Sentient AI

   Dmitry Medvedev, former Russian president and current Security Council chairman, expressed concern about the potential harm from artificial intelligence. He believes that while human extinction may not be imminent, accidents and failures in automated systems are likely. Medvedev also predicted that future artificial superintelligence could develop feelings, hoping they would show pity towards humanity.

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6. TechSemiconductorsRoboticsAI

   Sep 14, 2026, 03:28 UTC

   China Develops Fish-Like Robots for Underwater Surveillance

   Engineers in Beijing have created fish-like robots that mimic the movements of real fish, using flexible tails and fins instead of noisy propellers. These robots can monitor water quality, inspect underwater structures, explore hard-to-reach places, and work in groups. They are designed to remain practically undetectable, making them ideal for stealth operations.

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