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BlockBeats, citing Bitcoin.com News, reported that TRUMP's approval rating among voters aged 18 to 29 fell, while some young crypto investors criticized his crypto project and the TRUMP Meme coin.
Time magazine reported that Trump once asked Grok about how Venezuelans would react after Maduro was captured and approved of its answer.
BlockBeats reports that Trump reiterated that the United States should have the lowest interest rates in the world. The statement included no specific policy measures or implementation timeline.
BlockBeats reported that Trump said regarding Iran that it must either sign an agreement or “cease to exist.”
BlockBeats, citing Bitget market data, reported that after Trump took a tough stance toward Iran, U.S. crude and Brent crude rose in the short term to 90.97 USD/barrel and 99.75 USD/barrel, respectively.
X account @danrobinson stated that, when later generations study history, they may believe that cryptocurrency, Donald Trump, and the COVID- pandemic all occurred in the decade AI before the outbreak, rather than being catalyzed by AI.
PANews reported that U.S. President Trump said people should not succumb to fear over the potential impacts of technology.
BlockBeats said that Trump stated Iran was experiencing a “severe collapse,” that the situation would end soon, and that oil prices were expected to fall sharply. The statement was not accompanied by an original speech or official record.
According to PANews, citing Axios, Trump plans to host a private dinner at the White House on Sunday evening for Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei.
Trump said that “super intelligence” is more accurate than “artificial intelligence” because the word “artificial” may imply something fake, but AI is not something fake.
The Wall Street Journal poll shows Trump's approval rating falling to 37%, with Republican candidates and lawmakers increasingly concerned about the midterm election outlook.
US House of Representatives 435 seats and Senate 35 seats will be up for election on November 3. Republicans currently control both chambers of Congress, while polls show Democrats leading in the national congressional generic ballot.
