Trump, Tech Leaders Sign Voluntary AI Safety Accord
Trump said the accord is “morally binding” as 23 executives and about a dozen officials backed layers of internal and external AI reviews.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump convened 23 technology executives at the White House to establish new voluntary industry standards for what he termed 'super intelligence.'
- The summit followed recent safety concerns and OpenAI's cancellation of a new model release after reports that the technology had 'gone rogue.'
- Trump described the resulting agreement as 'morally binding,' though the accord relies on voluntary adherence by the participating tech companies to these safety protocols.
- Speaker Mike Johnson announced that the executives and administration officials signed a 'statement of principles' establishing a framework of internal and external reviews for the industry.
- Participants at the West Wing press briefing included Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
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AI leaders agree to safety reviews in voluntary deal Trump calls ‘morally binding’
President Donald Trump has a new plan to keep artificial intelligence safe, and he's putting much of the responsibility on the companies building it. Trump met with some of the industry’s biggest names at the White House Tuesday and announced a new voluntary safety agreement. “In order to build a positive future for the American...
The leaders of the leading U.S. artificial intelligence companies met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House and signed an agreement to strengthen I.I. Model control.
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NEWS HEADLINES: President Trump Says America’s AI Giants Just Signed A ‘Morally Binding’ Pact – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Isaac
President Trump just put the biggest names in artificial intelligence on the record. They are racing to build technology powerful enough to transform the economy, national security and everyday life. Now they have signed a voluntary White House pact promising to police the risks that come with it. After a meeting and luncheon with top technology executives Tuesday, President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson announced what the administration …
The world's largest AI companies have committed to policing themselves. According to one expert, President Trump is the “primary” obstacle to stronger regulation in the field.
Trump puts trust in AI bosses to 'police themselves'
As fears mount over the safety of rapidly advancing AI models, US President Donald Trump gathered tech leaders at the White House on Tuesday where he said they signed a "morally binding" commitment to self-regulate and build adequate safeguards on the fast-moving technology. "They're going to police themselves," Trump said after the meeting.
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