The US election deniers running for office

The US election deniers running for office

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Americanswers… on 5 Live! Can Trump convince voters a “High IQ” president is the only guardrail AI needs?

The president is pushing back against calls from tech bosses to slow down the development of artificial intelligence. After claiming “whoever wins AI, wins” can Trump convince voters that greater regulation isn’t needed?And will Republican senator Mitch McConnell reappear as the ...  Show more

Will Trump’s $5,000 offer convince US voters?

President Trump made the pledge at the Republicans' first ever midterm convention, promising every adult American a $5,000 payment if his party wins both chambers of Congress in November.Sarah, who was in the arena in Dallas watching Trump’s speech, and Justin look at whether thi ...  Show more

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