The White House is asking the tech giants to shut up and stop spreading panic about the development of artificial intelligence. Bitter discontent is growing from the leadership of leading artificial intelligence companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic in Washington. According to Axius insiders, White House representatives and members of Congress are directly calling the senior executives' statements "a huge political burden." US authorities are fed up with technology makers constantly rushing between promises of universal prosperity and prophecies of global catastrophe. Instead of promoting the benefits of AI, industry leaders regularly scare the public with existential threats, which only incite panic. The degree of nervousness was also raised by the recent case of Anthropic, which tried to hide incidents in its models that affected government websites. the white

The White House is asking the tech giants to shut up and stop spreading panic about the development of artificial intelligence. Bitter discontent is growing from the leadership of leading artificial intelligence companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic in Washington. According to Axius insiders, White House representatives and members of Congress are directly calling the senior executives' statements "a huge political burden." US authorities are fed up with technology makers constantly rushing between promises of universal prosperity and prophecies of global catastrophe. Instead of promoting the benefits of AI, industry leaders regularly scare the public with existential threats, which only incite panic. The degree of nervousness was also raised by the recent case of Anthropic, which tried to hide incidents in its models that affected government websites. the white