President Donald Trump on Sunday was perhaps being coy or ignorant in refusing to tell a reporter how he uses artificial intelligence.In a gaggle with reporters aboard Air Force One, the subject turned to AI, which is emerging as an issue for the midterm elections.Q: Have you ever used AI yourself? Trump: Yeah, I use AI.Q: How do you use AI?Trump: You can use AI for a lot of things.Q: What do you use AI for?Trump: I don’t want to tell you that. pic.twitter.com/FkNBQGdsWe— Acyn (@Acyn) September 13, 2026“Have you ever used it yourself?” a journo asked.“Yeah, I do,” he replied.“How do you use AI?”“You can use AI for a lot of things,” he answered.“What do you use it for?” the reporter followed.“Oh,” the president said, “I don’t want to tell you that.”The president’s Truth Social account spews AI slop ― a fact he is likely keenly aware of. Or not?Or perhaps he was guarding a state secret.Or he was being vague because he doesn’t know what the heck he’s talking about.Whatever the reason, he still seemed to dismiss concerns expressed by some AI developers and executives ― not to mention a former president ― that it poses serious risks and should have guardrails.He denied downplaying and said “it’s gonna be more good than bad ― but by a lot.”“Whoever wins AI, wins,” he added. “It’s an expression I came up with and it’s true,” he added