TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said AI guardrails are not necessary, answering “yes” when asked whether such protections are unnecessary. The remark was made in response to a question on the topic. No further policy details or context were given.
Trump Says AI Guardrails Are ‘Not Necessary’ When Asked
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The remark carries weight less as policy than as a signal of where the US executive's instincts sit, and it lands while AI rules are actively being debated in Washington and Brussels. For crypto and RWA builders, the practical question is whether this stays a rhetorical position or feeds into federal preemption of state-level AI rules — something the industry has pushed for. The statement itself contains no mechanism, so whether it translates into action is the open question.
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