President Donald Trump spoke on Sunday.

He does not want to slow down artificial intelligence.

He said the United States could lose to China.

He said winning the AI race would help with the risks.

Trump said some rules may be needed.

But he gave no details.

He blamed the warnings on "negative forces."

He did not name them.

He said AI will be "more good than bad, but by a lot."

He said he is not downplaying the risks.

Dario Amodei is the CEO of Anthropic.

He spoke on Saturday.

He called for a pause in AI development.

He wants safety measures to catch up.

Elon Musk agreed with him.

Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI.

He agreed too.

Trump said the U.S. leads China in AI.

He wants to keep it that way.

Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet Trump at the White House.

The meeting is later in September.

AI may come up.

AI is now a big issue in the U.S. election.

Barack Obama said Democrats should campaign on AI safety.

He also said they should talk about its effects on the economy.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress needs "some guardrails."

But he said Congress should not panic.