@Solaawodiya: I don't blame him. This sounds like Climate Change 2.0
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A Twitter user comments that President Trump's dismissal of AI existential risks as a hoax is reminiscent of climate change denial, based on a quote from MTS.
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I don’t blame him. This sounds like Climate Change 2.0
MTS (@MTSlive): SITUATION DETECTED: President Trump says that the idea that AI will take over the world or destroy humanity is a hoax.
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