Trump Criticizes Negative Predictions About AI

President Donald J. Trump spoke at a campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Thursday, describing a group he referred to as “negative forces” that he said were “predicting things that I know won’t happen.” Trump claimed the forces were attempting to undermine his re‑election bid by spreading false claims about his policies and personal conduct. He urged supporters to “stay vigilant” and to “focus on the real issues” such as the economy and national security, while dismissing the predictions as “baseless and harmful.”

The remarks were made in the context of a broader campaign narrative in which Trump has repeatedly accused media outlets, political opponents, and certain “deep‑state” actors of orchestrating a smear campaign. The president’s comments followed a series of statements in which he criticized a recent poll that showed a decline in his approval ratings and warned that “the left” was trying to manipulate public opinion. No specific predictions were cited, and the statement was not accompanied by evidence to substantiate the claim that the forces were indeed making false forecasts.

In the closing remarks, Trump reiterated his commitment to “protecting the American people” and called on his supporters to “keep the momentum going.” The rally ended with a call for a “strong, stable future” for the United States, as Trump’s campaign team urged voters to head to the polls in the upcoming election cycle.