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Trump is now blaming Democratic 'rhetoric' for the latest assassination attempt and his libertarian lapdog running mate JD Vance is also calling for the left to 'tone down the rhetoric'. Imagine that. Cognitive dissonance is a fascinating thing. "Former president Trump is blaming Democrats after the second apparent assassination attempt against him," Mika Brzezinski said on Morning Joe. "In an interview with Fox News Digital yesterday,Trump pointed the finger at President Biden and Vice President Harris, claiming their rhetoric is causing him to be shot at.

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Almost like he planned it, Donald Trump tried to blame his second assassination attempt on Democrats. Meidas News reported Trump called "Fox and Friends" on September 16 to lash out at Harris and Walz. But NY Magazine noted that calling out Trump's threat to democracy isn't inciting violence. "Donald Trump is a threat to democracy.

Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil, researcher and Brookings Institution fellow Chinasa T. Okolo, director of the U. S. Artificial Safety Institute (AISI) Elizabeth Kelly, and Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S, discussed the transformative power of AI during a panel at a TIME100 Impact Dinner in San Francisco on Monday. During the discussion, which was moderated by TIME’s editor-in-chief Sam Jacobs, Kurzweil predicted that we will achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), a type of AI that might be smarter than humans, by 2029. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] “Nobody really took it seriously until now,” Kurzweil said about AI.

TIME hosted its inaugural TIME100 Impact Dinner: Leaders Shaping the Future of AI, in San Francisco on Monday evening. The event kicked off a weeklong celebration of the TIME100 AI, a list that recognizes the 100 most influential individuals in artificial intelligence across industries and geographies and showcases the technology’s rapid evolution and far-reaching impact.