President says U.S. is 'leading China in AI' and stresses industrial investment
September 13, 2026 | Department of State, Executive, Federal
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In response to a query about whether the AI industry should slow down or face more regulation, the President said the United States is 'leading China in AI' and declared, 'whoever wins AI wins.' He suggested the U.S. should retain leadership and that guardrails can be established without ceding the lead.
He linked the technology discussion to broader industrial trends, pointing to what he described as a surge in factory construction, including more auto factories under construction than in many decades. The President's comments were general and framed as strategic priorities, with no new regulatory proposals or executive actions announced during the exchange.
He linked the technology discussion to broader industrial trends, pointing to what he described as a surge in factory construction, including more auto factories under construction than in many decades. The President's comments were general and framed as strategic priorities, with no new regulatory proposals or executive actions announced during the exchange.
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