U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday artificial intelligence was taking over the world and he hoped tech bosses know what they were doing, because he didn't.

Donald Trump’s unprecedented second state visit to the UK has begun and artificial intelligence (AI) is the name of the game. Later today, Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer are expected to sign a landmark technology deal that has already seen the world’s biggest tech companies pledge billions of dollars of investment in AI.

"We're not going to war. We're going to clean up our cities," Trump later said while addressing the Sept. 6 Truth Social post

Donald Trump has joked that AI is "taking over the world" as he met Sir Keir Starmer to sign a multimillion pound tech deal.

A fleeting video glitch became a viral conspiracy, exposing how AI tools and toxic politics erode shared reality.

During a state visit to Britain, President Trump acknowledged AI's growing influence while signing a "Tech Prosperity Deal" with Prime Minister Starmer. The agreement aims to enhance US-UK collaboration in AI,

President Donald Trump has been accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) in a video addressing the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. In a clip released shortly after Kirk was shot at a speaking engagement in Utah,

People have accused Donald Trump of using AI during his video address following Charlie Kirk's death. Kirk was the CEO and co-founder of the conservative youth organisation Turning Point USA, and tragically died yesterday (10 September) at the age of 31 after being shot at a student debate event at a Utah college.

Of greater importance considering Trump’s ambitions, there’s quite simply no way for U.S.-based AI and AI adjacent to achieve global #1 status if the best and brightest of U.S. AI can’t avail themselves of labor division with top Chinese AI companies that have achieved their stature via intrepid American investment.

The president posted a 33-second video to X on Thursday that showed him digitally inserted into Cracker Barrel’s classic logo.

OpenAI, Nvidia, and Nscale partnered for Stargate UK, pledging tens of billions of dollars in AI infrastructure to boost Britain's computing power.