Robot Boxers Throw Punches; Trump Just Throws Shade
At the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, robot boxers dropped more than jabs — they dropped the mic on global AI governance, as Chinese Premier Li Qiang called for 'global solidarity' to tackle fragmented AI rules. Meanwhile, American ringside consultant Donald Trump floated an AI Action Plan to cut regulations, saying it's time to do 'whatever it takes' to lead the world in AI. As one expert put it, international collaboration 'may be difficult with the current US administration,' proving once again that humans might still have control... just barely.
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China wants a global AI referee while Trump just handed AI companies a participation trophy labelled 'no rules, no problem.' Spoiler: robots are better at boxing than we are at teamwork.
Trump's AI strategy is basically letting bots run wild because, hey, who needs rules when you have executive orders? Welcome to the future, where chaos is the new innovation.
Watching the US dodge AI regulation is like seeing your cat chase a laser pointer—funny until the cat accidentally smashes your laptop.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 7/28/2025 | Author: Peter Gelling
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