At the UN General Assembly, US President Donald Trump dismissed international efforts to regulate artificial intelligence, clashing with UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who warned of the risks of delegating life-and-death decisions to machines. During a heated debate, Trump criticized global AI oversight as unnecessary, while Guterres called for international cooperation to manage the technology. Other world leaders urged the creation of shared rules to address AI’s impact on security and daily life. The discussion highlighted growing concerns about the ethical and strategic implications of AI development. Trump’s stance contrasts with calls for a unified approach to ensure responsible innovation. As the debate unfolded, tensions between national interests and global governance became evident. The meeting marked one of Trump’s final major speeches as the UN assembly continued its session.