AI's 'Nuclear Button' in the White House: Who Decides Robot Fate?

There's a classic analogy in tech history: any sufficiently powerful technology needs an emergency stop button. Nuclear reactors have control rods, the Large Hadron Collider has emergency power cuts, and even your microwave at home has a fuse. Now, this logic is extending to artificial intelligence. The "AI Kill Switch Act," exclusively disclosed by Ars Technica, is trying to install a "physical switch" for AI systems, with the key to that switch handed directly to the Trump administration.