US President Donald Trump has announced the creation of an "AI Force" to oversee the development of artificial intelligence, despite growing concerns from tech leaders about the risks of unregulated AI growth. The initiative comes as Trump faces criticism for his stance on press freedom after barring three journalists from the White House. While Trump claims existing laws are sufficient to regulate AI, he has also proposed appointing a "KI-Zar" — a new official tasked with managing AI development. This move is part of broader efforts to maintain the United States' competitive edge in AI technology, especially against China. The new oversight body would reportedly include monitoring mechanisms, such as a "kill switch," to control AI systems in critical situations. Industry leaders have expressed alarm over the lack of regulatory safeguards, but Trump remains defiant, insisting that slowing AI development would harm the U.S. Economy. The AI Force is expected to be a key topic during upcoming discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping.