President Donald Trump confirmed to reporters aboard Air Force One that he personally uses artificial intelligence, but declined to provide specifics when pressed by a journalist seeking details.
When asked whether he uses AI himself, Trump replied, "Yes, I use artificial intelligence."
The reporter followed up, asking how he employs the technology. Trump offered a general response: "You can use artificial intelligence for a lot of things."
But when the journalist persisted, asking what specifically he uses it for, the president drew a line. "I don't want to tell you that," Trump said, refusing to elaborate further on his personal use of the technology.
Trump also addressed growing concerns about AI's potential dangers, expressing optimism about the technology's net impact. "It's going to be more good than bad, but by a lot," he said.
The president emphasized the strategic importance of leading in AI development. "Whoever wins at artificial intelligence, and we're leading by a lot, whoever wins at artificial intelligence wins," Trump declared.
