U.S. President Donald Trump pushed back again against calls to slow artificial intelligence development, arguing that the dispute around AI and data centers stems from one core fact: the United States is far ahead of every other country. In a Truth Social post on Sept. 14, Trump said America’s lead is not small, and warned against allowing current controversies to undercut that advantage. He summed up his position with a blunt line: "Don’t kill the goose that lays the golden eggs."
His remarks came as debate in the U.S. intensifies over AI data center expansion, power consumption, and the pace of frontier AI development. The discussion has gained momentum after several figures in the AI industry recently called for a slowdown in frontier AI work. That has added fuel to a wider argument in Washington and the market over how the sector should be regulated and how quickly it should be allowed to advance.
Donald Trump said in a Truth Social post on Sept. 14 that the recent controversy surrounding artificial intelligence and data centers comes down to one basic issue: "the United States is ahead of every other country, and by a lot."
He warned that this edge should not be choked off because of the current dispute. Trump wrote, "Don’t kill the goose that lays the golden eggs."
The comments landed as debate in the U.S. heats up over AI data center expansion, energy consumption, and the pace of frontier AI development. In recent weeks, several people in the AI industry have called for slowing frontier AI development, adding to the argument within the U.S. government and the market over regulation and the sector’s development pace.
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